Stories Collected While Living in France
Without looking these up on Google lens do you know what they are? Did you notice the first clue? I did not mention the word “French.” What I thought they were wasn't right. There is another use than what I assumed. Do you want to know what they are?
Shaving brush?
Implement to push clothes and fabrics down into dye colors.
I thought they might be skittles from a new kind of bowling game where the bowling ball is a coconut? Jennie, NZ
Made for cleaning gargoyles…?
Japanese dish scrubber
clothes brush???
Dusters? or some kind of craft tool for dabbing paint?
Whisk broom for multiple uses.
I’ve seen videos of Japanese using them to paint. Since it’s in France, I’ll say it is for silk screening.
19th century wallpaper brushes.
It looks like the brush I use to clean my wok, but woks are not old French. I think it is a cleaning brush of some kind.
yes please. What are they?
Are they whisks – for mixing/beating egg mixes eg Yorkshire pudding?
Mushroom brushes
Whisk brooms
To clean a fireplace or firepit
For brushing your pet elephant’s tusks?
Danny guesses that it is a barber’s brush for shaving cream. I don’t know they look kind of big for that.
Mushroom brush?
Plant Pot Cleaner, Cobweb duster,Crumb duster for a table???????
To dust off wine when your open the cork?
Note: Watche Japanese TV a lot and they were making these brushes and said they were used to scrub dishes and pots. All I was thinking about was the wonderful craftsmanship. Villa
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