Sweet Old Painted Tin Folk Art Boats with Candle Holders For Floating oak ) were painstakingly embedded into

) were painstakingly embedded into it surface at some point to turn it into a large

and I do believe one can never have too many of these

Just shave with a utility blade to sharpen

and definitely with a good amount of age

with that center weight helping to lend some force to the point of the pick when used to chip away at a block of ice

Sweet Old Painted Tin Folk Art Boats with Candle Holders For Floating oak ) were painstakingly embedded intoFound in Pennsylvania, and scratch made from tin, these painted boat forms with candle holders were I believe were made to float in a pond or lake, illuminated. And how nice it would be to for them to do that again! Pretty sweet though just set on a shelf now, or holding candles in the window or on the table. (They require candles a bit smaller than your average taper.) Lovely forms and great old painted surfaces, creamy white and plum and green. Each