Home Sweet Home # 28

   Welcome to Home Sweet Home!  I am visiting at the original charming home today and they have some lovely treasures.  This is a French clock handmade in Paris at the time of the French Revolution, 1780.  It is hand made by pegged mortis-tenon construction.  For those of us who are non-woodworkers, that means extremely strong with no nails.   I just had to show it off it is so pretty.

We have to look a little closer at the face.   The face is made out of brass and the numbers are porcelain.

Do you see the roosters on either side of the hour hand?  

 

All of it hand carved out of walnut.

Here the traditional French Country floral motif.  I thought you Francophiles would love this.  Very inspiring don't you think?

Thanks for joining me at Home Sweet Home!

Now, I would like to feature some wonderful post from last week's Home Sweet Home.

 First, Fabby at Fabby's Living showed off a beautiful blue and white table.  Click the link to view.

BJ over at Sweet Nothings showed off her lovely thrifted hutch.  Click on the link to view.

Walnut & Vine showed us her thrifted beachy finds.  Click the link to view.

Kelli over at The Turquoise Piano did a makeover on this loveseat. Click the link to view.

And last, Chari over at Happy To Design showed off her French studio.  Click the link to view.

Thank you to all who join me at Home Sweet Home!

Now onto today.

I will join these ladies today:

 Inspiration Friday At The Picket Fence

Show and Tell Friday at My Romantic Home

Vintage Inspiration Friday at Common Ground

Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Cottage

Fridays Unfolded  at Stuff and Nonsense

Farmhouse Friday  at LaurieAnna's Vintage Home

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