Around this time last year, I stumbled across these two advertisements dating from November 8th, 1931 at a local flea market. To this day they’re begging to be framed, and with luck will find their place on my wall before too long.
Musical Mantel Clock by Jean Baptiste Martre, France c. 1770 (via The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
French Forever, German Never, c. WW1 (via French Postcards, WWI | HOW TO BE A RETRONAUT)
That bow.
Macarons, Bastille Day Celebrations, 60th and Madison. July 10th, 2011. photo by me.
Decided it was time to throw some things up on these here walls. Got this in the mail upon arriving home. photo by me.
A late 19th Century town-house in central France that was sealed up for more than 100 years has finally been opened to the public in accordance with its owner’s last wishes.
This baby…HAS ALLEGIANCE TO THE MONARCHY!
By Kate Beaton. http://www.harkavagrant.com
This confection is nearly too precious to eat. *observes it*.
Crafted by Laduree
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