#hallwyl

This Amazing Set Is Inspired By The Billiards Room Inside The Hallwyl Museum In Stockholm, Sweden.

I Had Soooooooo Much Work With This Set Because I Tried To Give My Very Best In Every Single Detail Of These Furnitures, They Are Amaaaaaazing And Don't Deserve Lesssssss..

I Hope You All Love it !!!

( Composed By The Ceiling Of Course LOL, The Fireplace Non-Functional By The Moment Only As Decor, a Candle Holder, The Dutch Cabinet & The Beautiful Carved Sofa )

I Wanna Say Thank YOU For The Very Kind Donations So Far, It Means a LOT To Me !!!!

All The Love For YOU All & Have Fun !!!

AnniQ

"And here is my collection of pieces of archeological chinese artifacts made of bronze"

Wtf

Actual ancient chinese china (if i remember the signs correctly these were from about 800 years old to about a 1000 years old)

Wtf

It is not that i am surprised, 19th rich europeans have such thing. But, the fuck you got your hands on this Hallwyl hmmm? In 1890s? Hmmm

2 maybe, hmmm

Mrs Hallwyl used to once a year invite all the factory workers children in ljusne factory to cookies and juice in her home

A practice LOATHED among the factory workers, children and adults

I assume i am not the only one that was struck by similiar thoughts looking at their decorationz

A photo of Ljusne iron factory from circa 1920s. You see the people in the boat down at the river?

Those are employees of the factory working at sorting the timber via the very much not advanced technology "very long stick"

Very dangerous work, if one make a mistakes one can fall into the river, and be swept underneath the woodstocks. You can clearly see they got no safety harness or anything. Only stick and small boat.

While the river might look still on the picture it got quite a current, otherwise it could not have been used as such a timber transporting river

(The timber would have floated, moved foward by the rivers own power until the on porpuse built blockage in Ljusne, were the timber was sorted, picked up and processed)

Yes, this is the factory village were the family Hallwyl, the ones with the super expensive house built in 1890s, owned.