$125.00
2 in stock
Solid sterling silver cabinet knobs. These are distinctive knobs meticulously hand constructed individually. Limited quantity of several designs. Featured are Fish & Chips, and bagel with Cream Cheese. Total attention to detail was paid by Pauline to make these as true to life as possible. A great accent and conversation piece for any home.
Very limited quantities available.
1.25″ in diameter each
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 in |
Solid sterling silver forged and chased serving spoon. Made with the inspiration of the green peppers in the garden. Heavy gauge sterling forged and formed by hand. The finished spoon is approximately 14g x 10 inches long x 2.5 inches wide.
Sterling silver tea infuser. Elegant and practical for the tea lover to use. Sized to function for a pot of tea or a cup. Hinged with a clasp, with inner lip to make sure that loose tea does not seep out into the beverage. The piece hangs on a handmade … Read More
Another piece of Pauline’s from her enameled “Collage” series. Bright and fanciful stenciled enamel on copper, in an abstract array of designs. Pauline makes all of her own stencil to assure uniqueness. The process involves a series of up to 7 (sometimes more..) firings in a kiln @ 1450 degrees. … Read More
The technique used in the making of this bowl was an innovation of Pauline’s. A base layer of clear glass enamel powder is siftedt onto the copper. One by one tiny glass beads are set onto and into the powder base. the piece is fired for a bit longer than … Read More
Solid sterling silver made with the utmost of detail. Real conversation pieces. Very few left. Each one completely hand constructed and decorated to make each one as realistic and dimensional as possible.
Letter Holder Letter Opener, and Stamp Dispenser in a garden lattice motif. Made for an exhibition presented by the league of NH Craftsmen: “From The Garden”. This set won “BEST OF SHOW”. Paulie loves her garden. This set of pieces shows that love combined with her meticulous attention to detail. … Read More
An actual fern leaf as a stencil was used in conjunction with other pattern stencils to create this design, using high fired glass enamels. Pauline collects the fern leaves and carefully dries them so that they are in tact and flat. The leaves are placed over fire layers of base … Read More
