Beautiful winter scene. I love those
old samovars (tea pots?). They make nice garden art accents. Looks like the little lady in the blue dress that lives in the tiny cabin your dad built forgot to shut her front door. It must be freezing in there. Lol
Hi @choosefreedom,
I am glad you liked it. You are right, it’s very cold in the house. Now it’s minus 15 degrees. I have a samovar of 1887, it works on wood, the tea is very tasty. Thank you for visiting.
wow! really 1887? C.O.O.L
have a !BEER, my friend, it is not as tasty as your steampunk tea from 1887, but anyway :=)
Hi @qwerrie,
Thanks for the beer. I’m sure you met such samovars. Copper with medals. In St. Petersburg you can find them on the flea market or on Avito.
one have to be a billionaire to buy them! folks from avito / flea market even the last ditch rusty tin cans from 1887 label with 5 digit number prices. bastards.
I agree that the price is high. It is good that sellers do not take money in the market for viewing, as in museums.
I know one, who does!
https://curiositiesfromthe5thcorner.com
very intresting store of marginalia and macabre stuff. and he really has a 'museum section' and takes some silly money from his visitors, hehe
An interesting store, the prices are also very interesting, thanks for the link.
I was sure you will find it intresting!
if you manage to sell him some of our bizarre macabre thrash -- you definitely will have a bargain! :=)
View or trade
BEER.Hey @senattor, here is a little bit of
BEERfrom @qwerrie for you. Enjoy it!