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In this episode, Christina and I take a look at the marriages in Little Women and how they correlate with Louisa May Alcott´s ideas of marriage and what was expected of a woman during the 19th century. youtu.be/WRnHSlbCqNw
"Only my full heart and empty hands"
Bonjour mes amis! Time to travel back to Valrosa. This is a deep dive into Laurie´s inner world, which surely is romantic but not at all realistic. What he really needs is Amy Curtis March to bring him back to earth. Yes, I ship...and what a surprise...there was a story similar to Amy and Laurie that Miss Alcott enjoyed reading as a young girl. youtu.be/5bF7zWNn2vM
"Only my full heart and empty hands"
Louisa May Alcott always wanted to become a mother and she always seemed to have griefed that she didn´t have children of her own. Like many other things, she gave what she wanted to her literal counterpart. Join Christina and me in our discussion about Jo´s and Friedrich´s desire to become parents.
"Only my full heart and empty hands"
Germany, 18th century
glass with enamel decoration
Overall: 10.2 cm (4 in.)
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wade
I have a very special guest with me today. Author Jen Brady is here with us discussing here YA book series "March sisters sweet romance". In this episode, we will be discussing the first novel in the book series. "Subscribing to the enemy". Sit back, relax and enjoy. Little Women nerds are here! youtu.be/yPrBOO-TOpE
"Only my full heart and empty hands"
Produced a year after the coronation of James II (1633–1701), this silver cup celebrates the monarchy and reflects the political and social alliances that underpinned the aristocracy during the 1600s. During their coronation, James II and his second wife Mary of Modena (1658–1718) were carried through the city of London under a silk canopy adorned with motifs inspired by European perceptions of Chinese art, known as chinoiserie. Following the procession, the thirty-two lords involved in the ceremony were each offered a portion of the cloth from the canopy as well as sixteen troy ounces of silver from the posts. At least two of them commissioned cups adorned with chinoiserie to be made from the silver. While it is unclear if this cup once belonged to one of the thirty-two peers, it was almost certainly created in response to the same motifs and social developments.
England, London, 17th century (James II)
silver gilt
Overall: 23.9 x 32.4 cm (9 7/16 x 12 3/4 in.)
Did you know...
The two female figures lift a crown on the front of this cup that closely resembles Saint Edward’s Crown, the heraldic emblem of the United Kingdom.
Inspired by the great benefits accomplished for humanity by Dr. Geroge W. Crile, I give this James II cup to the Cleveland Museum of Art in his honor, gift of Grace Studebaker Fish
Lora/Linn Classic Serving Bowl
$24.00
Clear Classic Serving Bowl
What do you get when you put a wine bottle into the oven and crank the heat up to 1400 degrees? The Lora/Linn Slumped Bottle Serveware Collection, that's what!
Each bottle is uniquely formed and melted so as no two bottles are exactly the same. The Lora/Linn Serveware Collection offers both trays and bowls with a multitude of uses ranging from cheese trays, serving dishes, spoon rests, incense holders, jewelry/change holder or whatever your imagination can conceive.
Each is finished off with Lora/Linn's unique style of tied raffia and grape charms.
Made in the USA
visit loralinn.com for information
Copperware have antimicrobial properties. Copper utensils and cookware helped to prevent the spread of diseases. In many tests it showed that 99.9% of the bacteria on copper alloy surfaces (with 65% or greater copper content) were eliminated within 2 hours of exposure. According to research at Southampton University in the U.K., MRSA microbes remain alive on stainless steel surfaces for up to three days, whereas the same microbes on a copper surface are eliminated within 90 minutes.
English potteries often courted aristocratic clients with cheaper wares that looked like more expensive works from the major centers of porcelain production in the eighteenth century, especially France, Germany, and China. In this case, the image printed in center of the plate depicts a young lady, enticing a boy with her skill at blowing soap bubbles through a thin pipe. The print was taken from an etching by Jean Daullé (French, 1703–1763), of the painting <em>La souffleuse de</em> <em>savon</em> (1758) by Francois Boucher (French, 1703–1770).
England, Staffordshire, 18th century
salt-glazed, transfer-printed stoneware
Diameter: 21 cm (8 1/4 in.)
Did you know...
This plate depicts a young lady blowing soap bubbles next to a very interested young boy.
Gift of R. Thornton Wilson in memory of his wife, Florence Ellsworth Wilson
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This beautiful set is ideal for entertaining or everyday use . It is sure to enhance the beauty of any dining presentation and be easy to integrate with any table setting, elegant presentation of any greens.
12” x 12” x 2”.
Hand finished from teakwood with dishes made of Porcelain.
Wood is plantation grown & certified.
Food safe.
This lovely bowl stands is crowned with an engraved scalloped edging. Perfect to serve fruits, salads, and more.
Germany, Nymphenburg, 18th century
porcelain
Overall: 20.4 x 16.4 cm (8 1/16 x 6 7/16 in.)
Gift of R. Thornton Wilson in memory of his wife, Florence Ellsworth Wilson
Handmade with love these cute little mugs are perfect for those who just can’t have enough coffee in a day. Have them as a wonderful addition to your home for everyday use. 2 pc pack.
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H. 4 5/8in. (11.7cm)
medium: Porcelain, with four pheasant medallions in scroll setting, enameled in blue, green, red and black with gold, on creamy white crackled glaze; diaper design in red and green enamels at neck; lowest register decorated with triangle pattern of gold striations; cover of silver alloy with floral design cut out and incised (Satsuma ware)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY 46.39.12a, b 1946
Gift of Philip A. Rollins, 1946
Diameter 7.5” x 2.5”.
Delicately made by hand from Mother of Pearl with set Turbo shell on Gold plated metal frame.
Food safe.
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