The structure is wood with four layer of enamel paint. It's 9 x 6 x 7,5 cm. As you can see I overdid the grimy spots! I think the floral design (now it's hand painted) was general only in Hungary, or at least I couldn't find any photo of this type on foreign pages of the net. It was very sad standing alone, so I add some minis to the little scene. The scrambled eggs were sudden idea after our breakfast.
I changed the photo of my profile. I hated the old one, but always postponed to change it. I even don't know this woman! I still don't recognize this new one, but at least I like her!
Es realmente bonita, me encanta ese aspecto "sucio" y usado. Y las flores muy alegre.
ReplyDeleteWood stove is great!
ReplyDeleteOMG Bozse, Now I am jealous! LOL...I LOVE this stove. You have done such an incredible job on it and it looks so wonderful. I have been unhappy with the choices of stoves available and have been thinking that I will make one someday. Yours is so perfect. You are so talented!!!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful stove !! Great yob.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Roelie
The stove is fantastic, you are so skilled, Bözse, I admire your work so much. And you look different on the new picture, more happy I think ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove, Susanne
WOW! That stove is beautiful! It doesn't look like it's made of wood at all! I love the rusty parts..... we had cast iron wood stoves to cook on when we lived on our old farm when I was a teenager. So I can smell your cooking! Woodsmoke and butter.... yum! Your work is SO inspiring!
ReplyDeleteWonderful stove. I love the story that goes with it.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm happy to help to recall memories of your childhood!
ReplyDeleteThe new woman has a very attractive friendly face! I love your stove, looks so real!!So do the scrambled eggs.
ReplyDeleteThe stove is great! In my country people used it too - but not painted ;)
ReplyDeleteNice new photo by the way! :)
Es una cocina preciosa y con tantos recuerdos. Yo no conocia ninguna decorada y la verdad es que le dara mucha luz a la cocina donde la pongas. Besos Clara.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! That is awesome!!! The paint work is just great! I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteelle est superbe ta gazinière .J'en ai fait une aussi dans ce genre là dans la maisonnette de mamy matou ,je me suis bien amusée aussi .Mais en france à l'époque en effet elles étaient émaillées et pas décorées.
ReplyDeleteHello Bozse. I learned about you through your work: the photo is just an accessory! Your soul, full of nostalgia and poetry, is all in this wonderful stove and ... why not? even in scrambled eggs!
ReplyDeleteMini hugs, Flora
I love her too Bozse:) Nice profile pic. Love this stove too. You are amazing. Is there anything you can't do?
ReplyDeleteWauw....The stove is so beautiful! and I love these flowers.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is fantastic!! We have a very old stove in our cottage in New Zealand, it is fueled with wood and coal. We love it even though it is a lot of work to use it and keep everything clean.
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