Vintage 1880s Butcher Shop Cow Head Bronze Wall Decor emma bridge water a servant of the "tap-house”

a servant of the "tap-house” would go from house to house collecting tankards engraved to identify ownership

these opaline glasses were made to mimic the color of the American robin's egg and became Portieux Vallerysthal's signature glass

breathable grey and white cotton flannel blanket perfect for snuggling this log cabin cotton throw is the perfect weight for in front of the fireplace indoors or the fire pit outdoors

This handmade earthenware dish was designed to turn everyday scoops into an elegant dessert

Vintage 1880s Butcher Shop Cow Head Bronze Wall Decor emma bridge water a servant of the "tap-house”Cast in solid bronze in France in the late 19th century, this steer head once adorned the wall of a traditional French boucherie, serving as both emblem and ornament within the working butcher shop. Substantial in weight and finely modeled, it reflects the seriousness of nineteenth century commercial dcor, made to endure daily life and public display.