This past Monday was the set-up
day for the annual Antique Christmas display
at the Taft Museum.
This year, eleven collectors
loaned parts of their collections for the display.
I contributed two displays this year,
a small tree with American made
ornaments from World War Two as well
as an English dollhouse and early spun cotton ornaments.
Here's a sneak peek at a few of the displays,
I had to leave early so I was unable
to get photos of everything that day.
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| German Cotton Ornaments & English Dollhouse |
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| American WW2 items |
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| Snowbabies & toys, collection of Dave Eppelheimer |
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| Japanese Houses, collection of Dave Eppelheimer |
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| Santa's Toy Shop, Collection of Beth Karp |
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| Russian Christmas, collection of Pam & Jim Thomas |
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| Christmas Paper items, collection of Sara Pearce |
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| Candy Containers, collection of Margaret & Dick Guy |
3 comments:
OK Loved all the Christmas pictures. (Frankly the Christmas decorations out at Halloween don't bother me a bit.)
Love the new banner and exactly how do they hold a hammer? Cheers, C
Don't tell anyone, but my secret is "Handi-Tak". With it, dollies can hold anything!!
LOL I am going to try that myself, it HAS to improve my diy skills! C
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