Thought it up. Made it happen.
And…this pretty much sums up what I’m looking forward to seeing in Tim Burton’s Alice In Wonderland.
Here’s the description of the crib from the Italian eBay site – just to make you love it a little bit more.
ENG (with google translate) : It goes back to 1875 this cradle Thonet, Thonet catalog bears the date 1830. was done by me personally restored by early 2007: stripping, antitarlo syringe and buffer, stucatura, polishing. The cot is in excellent condition, something important: to restore the run but I did not give any final finish or color. This is because I wanted to give the new owner the choice of color. I advice beech natural color or a simple rubber lacquer. Perfectly usable and a prestigious gift.
Personally I find the nest so beautiful with the natural actions visible, but the fact remains that with a few tens of euros and 2 in the hands of shellac over the cradle can return virtually “new” depends only on personal taste.
The cradle have all the original screws and especially hubs to make it wobble are original dell ‘era, also restored. the cradle still the original pin to lock the oscillation.
This object is not only a valuable investment that is more usable and livable, I have bought to restore it and use it for my son …… now it is grown.
I believe it can also be an important gift of impact.