Wooden bowls

These are just samples of the oodles of wooden bowls Grandpa Williams has made. I think there are enough for each family to have at least one. If you don't end up with one, talk with your parents (Sharon, Linnette, or Glenn).

Round drop leaf table

A drop leaf table from Great-aunt Bessie Maloon. I have the dimensions -- somewhere. If it is critical to your choice, ask.

Rough cut for large wooden cookie or gingerbread mold

Grandma had made the lady version of this and had gotten this far on the colonial gentleman. Years ago, such molds were used to form cookie dough into shapes or patterns. Some were stamps; this was copied from one into which you "smooshed" the dough and then turned it out of the mold for baking.

Silver flatware with "M" on handles

This set of silverware is from Great-aunt Bessie Maloon, hence the "M" on the handles. I believe that it is also silver. Because of the "M" it would be suitable for Mullens, Mathews, and (reading upside down) any Williams. (Have I missed some M's or W's?)

White display shelves

I am posting this picture for the shelves. If you are interested in some of the items on the shelves, write me. If I have time, I will photograph and post them, individually.

Blue Danube dish set

These were Grandma's "everyday" dishes. There are still a goodly number of them intact and several others that are patched and serviceable.

Cream living room rug with backing

Grandma bought this since she moved into the Heather Ridge house. I don't know the dimensions, but will measure if requested.