I've had my eyes open for something from my growing-up years that I hope isn't lost to me forever... maybe one of you can help?
Hanging in our kitchen my Mom had a really neat, rustic-looking piece of art. It was made to look like a wood carving that measured aprox. 16" X 20" and hung on the wall. The heavy resin "carving" was dark brown and was a "still relief" showing the corner of a table with a large mixing-bowl that had a wooden spoon handle sticking from out of it. There were a couple of broken eggshells resting on the table alongside of the bowl and in the background was a skillet hanging on a hook. The composition looked very much like a cake batter or some such was in process. The "carved" artist's signature in the bottom right-hand corner read: "Kelly".
I know that Mom got this piece by trading S&H Green Stamps for it... after many years thru some weird family events it was somehow lost. I would love to find another today- I know more have to exist somewhere. I've posted similar queries elsewhere and have looked time and again on e-bay.
Does this sound at all familiar to anyone? Ideas?
Hanging in our kitchen my Mom had a really neat, rustic-looking piece of art. It was made to look like a wood carving that measured aprox. 16" X 20" and hung on the wall. The heavy resin "carving" was dark brown and was a "still relief" showing the corner of a table with a large mixing-bowl that had a wooden spoon handle sticking from out of it. There were a couple of broken eggshells resting on the table alongside of the bowl and in the background was a skillet hanging on a hook. The composition looked very much like a cake batter or some such was in process. The "carved" artist's signature in the bottom right-hand corner read: "Kelly".
I know that Mom got this piece by trading S&H Green Stamps for it... after many years thru some weird family events it was somehow lost. I would love to find another today- I know more have to exist somewhere. I've posted similar queries elsewhere and have looked time and again on e-bay.
Does this sound at all familiar to anyone? Ideas?