Luke Judge

VINTAGE BLACK FOREST FIGURAL CARVED NUTCRACKER GNOME

We
would like to bring to you European antiques and collectibles, mainly
Alpine Folk Art, hunting goods, Tramp Art, Black Forest wood
carving……….
We are Id verified – so bid with confidence!
Most
of our items are old or antique and have been used – so we do not
mention the normal wear and tear, common to older items.

DECORATIVE CABINET FOR JEWELRY PAINTED GLASS DOORS

We would like to bring to you European antiques and collectibles, mainly Alpine Folk Art, hunting goods, Tramp Art, Black Forest wood carving……….
We are business sellers and Id verified – so bid with confidence!
Most of our items are old or antique and have been used – so we do not mention the normal wear and tear, common to older items.

CARVED CREST CROWN ARMOIRE SOFT WOOD CUPBOARD TOP

Carved Crest Crown Armoire Soft Wood Cupboard Top
This auction is for a vintage wood carving, came off of a victorian cupboard, soft wood, deep carving, age crack on top, very ornate, measures approximately 27 1/2? wide x 3/4? deep x 11 1/2? high.

GREAT GIFT 4 BOSS / SPECIAL MAN ANTIQUE WOOD STATUE 28?

Great for Office or Home.
Very Old Large Handcarved Wood Statue.
He is 28? tall…very nice carving from one piece of wood! It does have a slight age crack in the chest to head.

1910 BLACK FOREST CARVED WALL WHIP HOOK FOLK DANCER

We would like to bring to you European antiques and collectibles, mainly Alpine Folk Art, hunting goods, Tramp Art, Black Forest wood carving……….
We are business sellers and Id verified – so bid with confidence!
Most of our items are old or antique and have been used – so we do not mention the normal wear and tear, common to older items.

BLACK FOREST WALL WHIP CROP HOOK DANCING GIRL

We would like to bring to you European antiques and collectibles, mainly Alpine Folk Art, hunting goods, Tramp Art, Black Forest wood carving……….
We are business sellers and Id verified – so bid with confidence!
Most of our items are old or antique and have been used – so we do not mention the normal wear and tear, common to older items.

LARGE VINTAGE WOOD BOBBIN MADE IN ENGLAND

Look at this great find from here in Southern Ohio Vintage Wood Bobbin 11.25″ Tall 5″ Diameter Marked Made In ENGLANDSee the Size In nice condition for its age I’m no expert so I describe the item as best I can.

WOOD TURNING:MAKING,?BUILDING,FURNIT?URE,CHAIR,LATHE WORK

Profusely Illustrated
* Book *
a guide to help you Create All your own Furniture Pieces down to the last Chair rung with Every Technique for a variety of Classic and Contemporary styles is clearly explained and illustrated Wood Turning for Cabinet makers with Clear – ” Easy – To – Follow” – ” How- To” Photographs written by Master Wood Turner and Award Winning Furniture Maker who shows how to do All your Own Turning the Vital touch to any Hand Made Furniture truly worthy of the name everything about wood turning that’s important to a cabinetmaker gets complete coverage, including essential Techniques of * Spindle Turning * Duplication * Reeding * Fluting * Spiral Turning * and much more .

ANTIQUE OLD FILE DRAWER – LIBRARY

Wow! This old antique box is well used and was probably used in a library or in some company with cards.
We used to use the card system for looking up library books, ledgers, customer lists, store accounts, etc.

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Beautiful Antique Jewelry Box For Very Low Price.
Measure:
12? W X 8? H X 8? D
Payment must be received right away after the close of the auction or after the ” Buy Now” option is selected.

ANTIQUE HAND CARVED OCTAGON SHAPED WOODEN TRAY

Hello and Welcome to Camelot Collectables and Antiques!
We have for Sale for your consideration this wonderful
Antique Hand Carved Octagon Shaped Wooden Tray
Circa: Early 1900’s
Dimensions: 11? Diameter x 1-7/8? Tall
Description: Hand carved, octagon shaped, floral and leaf design, scalloped open work rim
Condition: Very Good with no chips or cracks
Displays Beautifully!
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LARGE CHINOISERIE GILT LACQUER ORIENTAL TEA CADDY C1850

19th Century Large Chinese Gilt Decorated Black Lacquer Tea Caddy Complete Interior Canisters & Lids
This is a fabulous, dramatic and very large impressive piece of Chinoiserie. Condition Exceptional.
Measurments 14? wide x 7? high x 9 1/2? deep, Octagonal shape
Theme of the Decorations – Oriental paviloned gardens with elegant figures drinking tea.

ANTIQUE MISSION ARTS CRAFTS LETTER DESK TRAY HOLDER

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Antique Arts & Crafts Solid Oak Letter Holder or Desk Box18″ wide x 7.25″ high x 4″ deep There are some scrapes in the wood but overall the finish is very good and it very sturdy and structurally sound!
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Inspired by…
: : warm weather today!
: : yellow week (which I TOTALLY missed…bummer)
: : Sew Mama Sew’s Fat Quarter Month

This pattern uses a mere fat quarter of fabric for the outer + a little less of another fabric for lining. You’ll also need a magnetic snap and (optionally) a couple of buttons, although it looks pretty cute without the buttons too. I think this would also look great with some piping or ric-rac over the pleats…I can’t wait to see what y’all do with this one!

As usual, this pattern is for personal use only, and while I appreciate links to this post (but not directly to the pattern), please don’t “borrow” my pictures without permission. Thanks and enjoy!

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GERMAN Technical Cooperation (GTZ), a nongovernmental organisation that specialises in technical cooperation for sustainable development, last week revealed the winners of a pottery design competition it had sponsored with the aim of promoting clay products from Kampong Chhnang province.

The organisation issued a call last month for art students at the Royal University of Fine Art, Norton University and Setec University to submit drawings of original designs for clay pots, jugs and other objects.

The winners’ drawings were taken to Kampong Chhnang province, where potters made real products based on the designs.

Peter Bolster, the GTZ team leader in charge of the Private Sector Promotion program, said the competition was aimed at raising the living standards of people in Kampong Chhnang province by promoting the production of pottery there. “We wanted to offer more chances for the potters to get new, creative ideas, which is a requirement for the market,” he said.

Prum Samay, a 25-year-old student from the Royal University of Fine Art, submitted two drawings that won the first and third prizes. “It took me a long time to explore ideas after I heard the competition announcement in February, but once I got the ideas it only took one or two days to make the drawings,” he said. He said his first drawing, which won third prize, was “not so inventive”, showing a design for a jug with artwork on its body.

“My second drawing was also a jug, but it consisted of two connected containers and also included artwork. This won one first prize,” he said.

“I invent by inserting Cambodian art styles into my designs so they look attractive,” Prum Samay said. “The artwork was inspired by traditional art seen on the walls of ancient temples and Buddhist shrines.”

If coming up with the initial designs was a challenge, the next step in the process was even more difficult.

Eour Nara is a 25-year-old potter from Andong Russey village in Kampong Chhnang who turned Prum Samay’s second drawing into a tangible object. She said potters in Kampong Chhnang province usually follow “old models” to produce traditional clay pots, cookers and other objects.

“This was the first time we tried to shape objects based on drawings. At first I was afraid to try because the drawing looked complicated, and the art looked very flowery,” Eour Nara said.

Despite her initial misgivings, she decided to try. She spent two days with Prum Samay, discussing the shape of the jug and the decorations. In the end, they succeeded in producing an attractive product.

“I guarantee the jug will never leak, but there are some problems with stability. I hope to update the design and make a higher-quality product for my next project,” she said.

Eour Nara said she believes the competition will help raise awareness about clay products, enabling potters to boost their sales. “We don’t have many customers now, maybe because they don’t have a clear idea about what we’re producing,” she said.

Competition organiser Kang Proeung said about 75 students submitted a total of 120 drawings for the contest. From these, a nine-member jury chose 25 drawings from 19 students for consideration. These 25 drawings were taken to the villages of Andong Russey, Trapang Sbov and Banh Chhcod in Kampong Chhnang province, where 25 potters each chose one drawing to work on. Six prizes were given – three for designers and three for potters – with first prize in each category earning US$300, second prize $200 and third prize $100.

Chan Sorey, the secretary of state at the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, said at the awards ceremony on March 19 that she admired the ability of the potters – most of whom were women – to create new designs. “In this free-market era potters cannot follow the old models all the time; otherwise, they cannot compete with others,” she said.

Bong Savath, rector of the Royal University of Fine Arts, said pottery is a traditional art form in Cambodia that dates back more than 1,000 years. He added that clay artefacts are found at ancient sites throughout the country.

“Clay has been used to make pots and ceramics for a long time, and it’s even been [used] to make devotional objects to bury with corpses,” he said. “I admire potters in Kampong Chhnang province because they’re not only earning money from pottery but also playing an important role in continuing an important part of Cambodia culture.”

German Technical Cooperation also announced that a similar competition will be held in the future for silversmiths in Siem Reap province.

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