Shoemaking Needlework noun 1. a leather rim sewn around the edge of a shoe upper to which the sole is attached.
old country w/v translation to english as in vinegar was pronounced wineigar
so zero to do with a field or south africa or felt or children's shoes more of an engrish sort of label note double angled stitching and picture focus on velt / welt
#1 That seems pretty large for an under the sheets warmer. All the ones I've seen have been pan sized or smaller. Perhaps used at the foot of the bed to warm feet still awfully smelly/sooty.
Shoemaking Needlework noun 1. a leather rim sewn around the edge of a shoe upper to which the sole is attached.
old country w/v translation to english as in vinegar was pronounced wineigar
so zero to do with a field or south africa or felt or children's shoes more of an engrish sort of label note double angled stitching and picture focus on velt / welt
#1 That seems pretty large for an under the sheets warmer. All the ones I've seen have been pan sized or smaller. Perhaps used at the foot of the bed to warm feet still awfully smelly/sooty.
velt =welt
Shoemaking
Needlework
noun
1.
a leather rim sewn around the edge of a shoe upper to which the sole is attached.
old country w/v translation to english
as in vinegar was pronounced wineigar
so zero to do with a field or south africa or felt or children's shoes
more of an engrish sort of label
note double angled stitching and picture focus on velt / welt
I agree. Bed warmers are usually flat. With that size pot, I'm thinking it may be a humidifier.