Old Scratch Made Tin Structure with Crackled Paint nuts and bolts These Tibetan boots date to

These Tibetan boots date to the late 19th century

though I view them much more as tender and reverent than macabre

and I've got a particular penchant for folk art paintings featuring fallen trees--here two that read almost like railroad tracks crossing the waterfall on the diagonal

I quite like the idea of filling a notebook/ledger that began its life in the 19th century

too) over a large open fireplace to cook it

Old Scratch Made Tin Structure with Crackled Paint nuts and bolts These Tibetan boots date toI love a piece of tabletop architecture made from scratch of tin, and like the minimalist form of this one, perhaps meant to represent a train station. Nice lines and nice interplay of those matte gray painted square windows and the much crackled dark plum paint on the rest. Plus these hand drawn crosses on the rear view windows. 11 7 8" x 5 5 8" x 5 1 4" t and in good structural shape, with crackling to the paint as evident.