My Grandmother's Whisk

... and a piece of her china. These belonged to my mother's mother and l have often used the whisk but her china not so much.

I wish you were here for me to cook for you dad♥

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Practical and pretty- nice combo!

[vstap]

Nice keepsakes

[Michelle Renee]

Beautiful piece of china!

[Dawn]

Lovely such nice memories

[Karen Mitchell]

A nice little still life of memories and cherished objects.

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

Sweet memories...

[Hayley Maxwell]

Lovely shot.

[Gillian]

So lovely to still have something so special.

[summerfield]

that whisk still looks great and i'd bet it would outlast anything made in the last decade. pretty piece of china!

[mag]

Really nice composition and subjects...and a special way to relive memories...

[Dyan Stevens]

Love the shadow the whisk makes on the china. Wonderful presentation and capture.

[Lisa Poland]

Very neat whisk.

[Chris Johnson]

So a whisk used to look like this? Never knew it had a different design. Amazing look into the past.

[Darlene]

I forgot about these whisks. My Grandmother had one and think my Mom does as well. Have not been at her house to cook in quite sometime, usually out to eat when in town. We need to really cherish things like this that we have.

[Daisy Ditch ⊰✿]

I love the simplicity of your pictures. Always a great hit! Fav.

[katy]

@olivetreeann @vstap @bokehdot @dawnee @kandkids @frappa77 @hayleymaxwell @kwiksilver @maggotx @dyanstevens @homeschoolmom @cjphoto @darsphotos @daisyditch Thanks for the support and the FAVs. I am glad you like this image as it was a bit of a last minute set up for me. I appreciate your comments especially if you just stopped by.

[katy]

@summerfield I think you are probably right. I imagine it is at least 90 years old

[Diane]

Neat photo of two interesting things.