A couple of Cultural items

[Etienne B.]

nice catch.........as usual

[Capt. R]

Nice Odal volume Steve. Thanks for posting.

[Steve T]

Here is a nice little fruit or bread plate which I've not shown before, from a maker Holstein. It seems there are relatively few dark stained plates compared to the natural.

[Kuifje69]

Dear Steve,

Again great plate!

I have a plate (lighter) with the similar inscription but you know

Best regards,

Rene

[ErichS]

Here is a nice little fruit or bread plate which I've not shown before, from a maker Holstein. It seems there are relatively few dark stained plates compared to the natural.

Nice Steve and I see you're getting ready for Julfest!

[Thorsten B.]

Another tapestry from Deutsches Heimatwerk:

[Thorsten B.]

Compare the stags with the ones visable on the tapestry in the Weitzel SS-family book - here horses are added as well.

[Thorsten B.]

Full view:

[Thorsten B.]

Julleuchter added for idea of size:

[Thorsten B.]

OK - last pic ought to be visable in a different angle...

First time I attach pics () and I am willing to learn.

[ErichS]

Very nice Thorsten and the first that I have seen that's so colorful!

[Capt. R]

thorsten, let's see it in A Jul corner under Etienne's thread!

[Thorsten B.]

Capt.,

I definitely need to work on making better pictures, that´s for sure.

I think the ones regarding the Julleuchter in the E-stand are already better.

And now there is a better price, too !

[der-hase-fee]

Capt.,

I definitely need to work on making better pictures, that´s for sure.

I think the ones regarding the Julleuchter in the E-stand are already better.

And now there is a better price, too !

Steady supply !

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=julleuchter

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ht=julleuchter

[Helbe]

Unlike some collectors here I cannot show you an amazing stuff from my collection, but I can still contribute a little…

Here is a nice piece of furniture I would like to share with the community.
It is in fact a "Sippenschrein" made in walnut and designed by Klara Ege.
Does anybody ever heard her name somewhere ? I wonder if other masterpieces of the kind still exist today…