This Bat Lantern From The ‘30s Is Still Good For Modern Day Halloween
This is one of the quirkiest and cutest lamps we have ever seen! The 1930s piece was made using cast iron and shaped in the form of a bat. This is perfect for Halloween or any other time of the year if you like spooky stuff. In the modern age, it is not uncommon to simply throw away decorations after the season and buy new pieces the following year. However, families often made their décor or bought something that would last a long time back in the 1930s. We would love to put this bat up in our own home ourselves! We do not think that they make these things like they used to.
This Bat Lantern From The ‘30s Is Still Good For Modern Day Halloween
A Rare Gold Sundial And Compass Ring From The 16th Century
Do you want to know the time? If you had been alive in the 16th century, you needed to depend on the sun to know the answer to that. Perhaps you would buy a sundial ring like the one in the photo if you had spare money. The tiny timepiece was invented because people in those days were very interested in the natural sciences and had a fascination with solving various problems via natural means. The ring in question comes with an engraved coat of arms and an opening that displayed the compass and sundial.
A Rare Gold Sundial And Compass Ring From The 16th Century
