Wow I am in awe of your knowledge. Thanks for sharing it . So very interesting and makes decorating more fun as we can actually have some knowledge of our inherited and antique furnishings. I love your channel and adore you and your home. Would love to meet you one day. Love to you, Daniel and your family. How blessed they are to have you.
I have 2 Rococo stories. I bought a teapot with the lid taped shut. I bought it for $14.00 and tax. After I bought the teapot I showed the note inside. It was a wedding gift in. The second story is taking a 5 and 6 year old pair of brothers on the bus and to a museum in New Orleans. We saw furniture, silver serving pieces, and the children saw bowls of large silver tureens. The 5 year old said, "King Louis" sure had a lot of trophies! They called them trophies!!!
THANK YOU. I loved this video, it taught me things I had forgotten but took 100 years ago in university, and things I just never knew. Very interesting.
Sweet lady, you’re a wealth of knowledge. Wish you had been my teacher!! Love your videos. Wish you lived in Dallas, Texas I’d take you to lunch. Hugs from Texas
@@cynthiagreen6927 I was born in Dallas, but moved to Odessa when I was young (Permian HS). Both sets of grandparents lived in Dallas, so I was there often. One lived near Oak Lawn and Turtle Creek, the other near Hillcrest HS. I went to SMU and lived in Dallas and Richardson until my late 20s. My husband went to JJ Pierce HS. My parents both went to Highland Park HS. My great grandparents lived on Gaston Ave. at the turn of the century. My peach picture in the dining room has a 1900 Dallas Morning News in it. You can see it in "Making a Small Space Feel Bigger."
Hello! Just discovered your channel (RUclips brought it into my line of vision because I watch a few other "house and home" channels)! Really love what you've done with your cottage! And you are an excellent teacher! Looking forward to much more! Thank you!
Wow I am in awe of your knowledge. Thanks for sharing it . So very interesting and makes decorating more fun as we can actually have some knowledge of our inherited and antique furnishings. I love your channel and adore you and your home. Would love to meet you one day. Love to you, Daniel and your family. How blessed they are to have you.
Thank you so much!
My goodness, Lauri, you put plenty of research and detail into this video. I enjoyed it immensely and now feel much better informed.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have 2 Rococo stories. I bought a teapot with the lid taped shut. I bought it for $14.00 and tax. After I bought the teapot I showed the note inside. It was a wedding gift in. The second story is taking a 5 and 6 year old pair of brothers on the bus and to a museum in New Orleans. We saw furniture, silver serving pieces, and the children saw bowls of large silver tureens. The 5 year old said, "King Louis" sure had a lot of trophies! They called them trophies!!!
Chuckling out loud. Kids say the best things!
The rococo was 1815 Coalport
@@CharlotteFairchild I don't want to think about what the replacement cost would be!
@@stonecottageadventures304 I wish I could show it to you. It was never used. I made a video of teapots I have.
I so agree with Cynthia Green, please keep teaching us, you are so knowledgeable, I enjoy your videos
More to come! Thank you.
Yes, please 😊
THANK YOU. I loved this video, it taught me things I had forgotten but took 100 years ago in university, and things I just never knew. Very interesting.
You are so welcome!
Sweet lady, you’re a wealth of knowledge. Wish you had been my teacher!! Love your videos. Wish you lived in Dallas, Texas I’d take you to lunch. Hugs from Texas
Thank you so much! I am originally from Dallas and feel much of my style comes from there.
@@stonecottageadventures304 we’re in Dallas did you live? I grew up in Al’s East Dallas are the Lakewood area. Where idi you go to school?
@@cynthiagreen6927 I was born in Dallas, but moved to Odessa when I was young (Permian HS). Both sets of grandparents lived in Dallas, so I was there often. One lived near Oak Lawn and Turtle Creek, the other near Hillcrest HS. I went to SMU and lived in Dallas and Richardson until my late 20s. My husband went to JJ Pierce HS. My parents both went to Highland Park HS. My great grandparents lived on Gaston Ave. at the turn of the century. My peach picture in the dining room has a 1900 Dallas Morning News in it. You can see it in "Making a Small Space Feel Bigger."
@@stonecottageadventures304 I went to Woodrow Wilson High School class of 67. We lived on Reiger just a few blocks from Gaston. Small world.
Hello! Just discovered your channel (RUclips brought it into my line of vision because I watch a few other "house and home" channels)! Really love what you've done with your cottage! And you are an excellent teacher! Looking forward to much more! Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I love your tip for remembering the column styles, can't wait for your next post
Glad it was helpful! That's how my 9th grade brain worked.
Thank you for the furniture education. Looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for watching!
I truly enjoy you ! Thank you so much !
I'm so glad!
🐓~So interesting! 💁Love these little teaching sessions! 🙇🤗
Glad you enjoy it!
That was fascinating and very helpful! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Thank you for sach great refreshing information .
So nice of you
Lauri, I found this to be so interesting! Thank you for the tutorial!
I'm so glad!
Great refresher course from my Art History classes many moons ago. I enjoyed your approach much better and I think I could pass your test.😅
Wonderful! Just the kind of student I like to have!
Fascinating! Can't wait for the video on regional styles.
Coming soon!
Loved this!
Thank you for your support!