Geraldine Wallace's Love Tambourine! terai I think the cap is

I think the cap is pewter

The larger of the two opens and closes without a key

and I'd love to see it hung alongside a few Victorian seaweed pressings--perhaps near an open window with salt air streaming in

which I'd probably use for serving treats to guests

Tiny dings here and there

Geraldine Wallace's Love Tambourine! terai I think the cap isThings like this jump right into my heart and it is impossible for me not to assume responsibility for ensuring they will live into the future. I believe this tambourine, with hide drum and red painted frame, dates to the early 20th century, at some point along the way becoming the instrument of a Geraldine Wallace, who wrote her name and address inside of a heart on the face, and, more secretly, a G. W. + F. D. on the flip side of the drum. I really