Pam @ White Ironstone Cottage is hosting a new linky party, Treasure Chest Friday. One of my favorite treasures is our picture of Mr. Art @ Home's grandmother. This is her engagement picture taken around 1923, and the frame is also from the early twenties. It was difficult getting good photos due to the glass, but I tried my best!
I was very close to Mr. Art @ Home's grandmother. She loved me, and she refused to call me by my name because she did not like it. She called me "Beauty" instead. Got to *love* her! We miss her so much. Below, you can see the details of the frame a bit better.
Please share your treasures with us @ White Ironstone Cottage!
Until next time...
Blessings!
Ricki Jill
I was very close to Mr. Art @ Home's grandmother. She loved me, and she refused to call me by my name because she did not like it. She called me "Beauty" instead. Got to *love* her! We miss her so much. Below, you can see the details of the frame a bit better.
Please share your treasures with us @ White Ironstone Cottage!
Until next time...
Blessings!
Ricki Jill
That is so sweet Ricki Jill...Beauty...what a treasure to have such sweetness from your inlaws.
ReplyDeleteLike the cutie lamp too! :)
Have a great weekend!
xo
Caroline
Ricki Jill, what a fabulous picture & frame ... & the memories to cherish forever. Actually, I think your name is unique & love it ... like mine.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful weekend.
TTFN ~
Marydon
Bellissima questa foto!Adoro foto vintage!Un buon fine settimana a te,baci,Rosetta
ReplyDeleteI love people like your grandmother in law...always know what's on their mind...no games...just straight shooters!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Angela
What a love way to honor memories. Hoping your weekend is a nice one. Thinking of you and sending ♥
ReplyDeleteWow! She is beautiful, like a movie star! Have a great weekend Ricki Jill.
ReplyDelete-Marie
Old photos are so special. What a lovely picture and frame. The nickname "Beauty" is one I could live with. How sweet of her.
ReplyDelete~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Ricki Jill,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful treasure and memories to go with it. To be called "Beauty" by someone makes you truly blessed!
My internet is down and I miss visiting with you. Waaa! I am hijacking my nice neighbors right now which will only work in one spot in our house.
ReplyDeleteShe was a beautiful woman and even the tone of color is wonderful! What a true treasure! ♥
ReplyDeleteThat's such a special picture and I think it's so important to document these stories, Beauty!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fabulous picture and a wonderful treasure! And she is a beauty herself!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, she was gorgeous. Have you ever noticed most of the pictures you see from that era the women were gorgeous! Maybe the ugly ones never had their pictures taken....HUM
ReplyDeleteCarol
What a beautiful photograph (and frame)! I just LOVE photos from the early 1900's. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello Ricki. Wow you have preserved such picture! Amazing! She is equally beautiful as you are. :)
ReplyDeleteI can certainly see why you would treasure this beautiful photograph of such a lovely lady.
ReplyDeleteLove your special name too, such a sweet memory to have.
Wow Ricki, what a georgous frame, but she is absolutely beautiful. Reminds me of one of the movie stars from the olden days! Mine called me "daughter in love".
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo & frame! Who wouldn't love to be called "Beauty"?
ReplyDeleteLOVELOVELOVE the beautiful picture and frame that you shared
ReplyDeleteSo You , so lovely
I am grateful that you linked this fabulous treasure for
Treasure Chest Friday
xxoo
Pam