Within this gallery, you will find items used in the kitchen. They come from the Collection of Larry D. Smith. By clicking on the thumbnail images, you can access additional pages which provide some information about the item(s), their history, and their uses.
As will be noticed, I collect mostly woodenware. The patina, that is the mellow glow that wood takes on as it ages, is what I find most interesting about antique woodenware. Glass and china simply does not take on a rich patina as it ages. I only collect glassware or china if it is a unique piece, such as the squat wine bottle.
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