~Furniture Of The Past~

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The Life Of B is hosting the Squares Challenge for the month of October. Instead of posting on the 365 Days Blog as in the past, the posts will be here once a week with 7 photos (one for each day of the week). Each photo represents a rendition of the word “Past” for this month of October Squares.

French Country

Different optics were used to bring out the romance of beautiful carvings in the woods. I can’t tell you which is handmade or machine made, but they show the antique beauty either way. I just know they are older than me by 4 times *ugh*.

I have said this before and I find it true – they don’t make furniture like they did back when. The craftsmanship is just not there anymore or very hard to find. These pieces have been around for 100-200 years and they are strong and heavy and useful to this day. I am very happy to be the caretaker of these pasts. I dread the thought of them being in a bin when I am gone from this earth…

Thanks for joining me in the Life Of B Squares Challenge of PastSquares.

Til next time…

Kathleen Jennette

PastSquares

7 responses to “~Furniture Of The Past~”

  1. susurrus Avatar

    Beautiful pictures and gorgeous details. The Armoire one seems very unusual.

  2. […] wonder I’m in the pink with all these different views and fabulous seats and desks to enjoy squares […]

  3. BeckyB Avatar

    what fabulous furniture’ Like you I love older furniture, so well made and so many stories to tell. Around us in the action rooms it is always coming up and it goes for a song as everyone wants cheap modern stuff these days 🙁

    And so glad you are joining us again for Squares

    1. Kathleen Jennette Avatar

      Squares is always fun and I am enjoying all other posts too on it 🙂

      1. BeckyB Avatar

        😍🥰😊

  4. erik sax Avatar

    Man this makes me want to get into carving

    1. Kathleen Jennette Avatar

      That would be great! I’d check it out, not too many people can do that 🙂

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