Carver's Chair and Standish's Sword, Pristine Early Kilburn Bros. Stereoview dentist cabinet I love the creamy white

I love the creamy white exteriors and green of the shelves

with photographs of paintings like this one perfectly embodying that transition

Just a sweet old needlepoint of two children and a dog--her looking Dutch or German in her dress and bonnet

It is for sale as I found it--with a  double matte (tan over white) and in a wooden frame painted silver with black speckles

Carver's Chair and Standish's Sword, Pristine Early Kilburn Bros. Stereoview dentist cabinet I love the creamy whiteA rare one, second half 1860s I believe, by the Kilburn Brothers of Littleton, NH. Lots of American identity and mythology wrapped up in this image of two "Mayflower relics": Gov. Carver's Chair (said to have made the journey with him, the possibility of which has since been proven pretty much impossible); and Miles Standish's sword, photographed here at Pilgrim Hall, I believe, where they continue to be held. (Carver was credited with writing the