Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We used to have this really cool pendant lighting where each of five lights hung at different heights from CB2 that I really loved (we've since moved). It was hung in the dining room and it made me happy every time I saw it.
Ugh those are so dated. I had to remove one in a house I bought 5 years ago...could not even give it away on Facebook Buy Nothing!
Anonymous wrote:Large hand carved wooden religious items (6 foot crucifix and 5 foot monk).
Anonymous wrote:We used to have this really cool pendant lighting where each of five lights hung at different heights from CB2 that I really loved (we've since moved). It was hung in the dining room and it made me happy every time I saw it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:An original Picasso in my dining room.
Cool. I have a Peter Kingston, John Olsen, Guy Warren, Wendy Sharpe, and several less-well-known Australian painters.
My FIL was a physician and treated Guy. We have several works of his, along with some Downings, Watts, Forbes, and a bunch of Zupans, though we dont display those. Thank God for the country house or we'd be out of wall space!
Oh gag me. 🤮
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:An original Picasso in my dining room.
Cool. I have a Peter Kingston, John Olsen, Guy Warren, Wendy Sharpe, and several less-well-known Australian painters.
My FIL was a physician and treated Guy. We have several works of his, along with some Downings, Watts, Forbes, and a bunch of Zupans, though we dont display those. Thank God for the country house or we'd be out of wall space!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:An original Picasso in my dining room.
Cool. I have a Peter Kingston, John Olsen, Guy Warren, Wendy Sharpe, and several less-well-known Australian painters.
My FIL was a physician and treated Guy. We have several works of his, along with some Downings, Watts, Forbes, and a bunch of Zupans, though we dont display those. Thank God for the country house or we'd be out of wall space!