Vintage 1820s English Coat of Arms Framed Panel Spoons

Vintage 1820s English Coat of Arms Framed Panel SpoonsAn 1820s English coat of arms panel, originally mounted to the door of a horse drawn coach and now preserved within a frame as a work of heraldic art. The painted crest identified the family to whom the carriage belonged, serving as both emblem and declaration of lineage as it traveled through the English countryside. Rich with age, history, and aristocratic tradition, the piece carries the romance of early nineteenth century travel and ceremony.

A 19th century brass pastry tool with a crimper on one end and a a wheel for cutting on the other

it turns a simple strike into a small moment of delight

He studied under Charles Palmer and Stan Traft

the plate today is as charming hung on a wall as it is layered into a fruit course setting

this big five rhino is a fabulous friend and sleepytime companion

brunch mimosas

the talk of two Budweisers

or breakfast in bed

alongside contemporary stars such as Anouska Hempel

Woven on a 19th century Hattersley antique loom

but casual

the birthplace of European lead crystal