Thanks for looking and commenting Accelerator and Linda.
I'm moving my bird operations out to the shed.
Some of the objects from the antique thread reconfigured.
lnightng7 wrote:
Thanks to everyone who posted some of their treasures! I agree that if we could put them all together in a museum somewhere, we'd have a popular destination site. However, I wouldn't want anyone to part with their antiques, so set them out & enjoy them!
It's been fun looking at all the posts and remembering so many of the items! Again, thanks to Bushido for getting the Challenge up & going Monday early!
Dane will have the next Challenge for us-"Sunny F/16 Camera Presets".
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Too right linghtng! It's been fun to see everybody's collections.
PAToGraphy wrote:
Beautiful. I would so love to play those violins! Love the wood, the design and graceful beauty. You play bass?
Cheers Pat, I play guitar and bass, almost the same instrument, and fiddle and mandolin, again almost the same instrument.
I love that big lump of red iron as well!
A couple more
1&2 Papua New Guinea food vessel.
3 Indonesian rice winnowing vessel and skateboard decks modeled on.. top one, an Aboriginal shield. Bottom one part of a Navajo Chief Blanket
My dear old Mum is always asking ... " What do you need? "
sez I... " Any old fiddle under $50. "
1 I can't bring out the camera without the Maggies getting in on the shoot!
2&3 homemade 3/4 size fiddle. I'm guessing depression era. South east Ohio.
#4 German " trade fiddle ", basket case, Monkey Ward, Sears and Roebuck.
5&6 a mandolin I made and gave the antique treatment, gun blue on the metal parts and colored shellac on the top
That was a very good sales trip!
I'm enjoying all the photos.
You can't have antiques without the odd fake.
1st up is a Papua New Guinea flute circa 1920
2&3, a wall cabinet I made to look like the work of a native carver and a Chinese carpenter, Port Moresby 1920
4 is a homemade marionette - I'd be guessing
5 a Kumalae Uke circa 1920 and a copy made by my mate's father after he wore out the Kumalae