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CERAMIC BLUE RHINOCEROS
Size is approximately 2.7" wide by 1.6" high.
Theme: "Miniature"
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Made of Bisque Porcelain, in Scotland.
Theme: "P in the picture"
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Tiny indeed: exploring the computer keyboard!
Theme: "A Single Minifigure"
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Profile and Face to Face!
Theme: "Look Twice"
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Startled at first to see her own image, she then paused and reflected on her own reflection, deciding, "This is a very fine reflection of a cat!".
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All my inanimate subjects take on human qualities as I fiddle with camera controls, lighting, and compositional elements.
This porcelain lady deserves her title, "Lady-in-Waiting." But there are actually two ladies-in-waiting.
The bokeh-ed lady in the background is a Gibson Girl featured on an old Coca Cola tin serving plate.
Canon 50D, EF 50mm, f/1.8
Exu Catacumba olhando fora sobre a noite de Halloween.
I purchased this plaster Exu statue in Manaus
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💜 Austin Powers Said That Love Is The Strongest Power 💕
In this idea I used old ceramic toy / vintage figurines made in France (brand Monsieur le Valier) and I used the same candy from previous photos, the day before I accidently realise that I can make a heart from the candy if I put it in different position ;D. Toy look little dirty at some parts, it is very old so I didn't clean it with detergent, I am afraid to damage it.
I remember Austion Powers a little from childhood so I use his name for my new photo title.
I decide to share with you a rare non album song, I think it can fit good in this idea.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSHZt5iCrRM
I always ask myself are this boy and a girl brother or sister or they are love couple (innocent first love from school). What do you think ?
A song for you my friends, the song have nice guitar riff, nice keyboards and of course great vocals and cool drums & bass guitar ;D.
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Tai Chi cultives both body and mind to restore and maintain good health. In Chinese philosophy and medicine there exists the concept of 'chi', a vital force that animates the body. One of the avowed aims of Tai Chi is to foster the circulation of this 'chi' within the body, the belief being that by doing so the health and vitality of the person are enhanced.
I guess this is a companion to go with the castle photo I posted a few days ago. Again, this is a small ceramic figurine. (This time the rocky beach is a shot I took during a vacation in Huatulco.)
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Little Dirk the Dachshund dog is perfectly adorable. He has never met a dog or human he didn't like.
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Lucia Day!
These cute little candle holders by Lisa Larsson, depicting a small Lucia procession will have to do this morning. :-)
Until June 10, 2019, you may watch this year's Lucia program/concert, recorded in Göteborg's/Gothenburg's cathedral by Swedish Television:
www.svtplay.se/video/20339194/lucia
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Just playing with my new Canon 50D, a totally entertaining f/1.8 lens, and a roaring fire.
I have a number of pretty ceramic figurines. I chose this one who reminds me of Belle from Beauty and the Beast.
I threw some chemically-treated pinecones on the fire, set the camera to full manual, and began to experiment.
This one is my favorite of the lot. Hope it heats up your night, too.
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gifts,souvenirs,figurines,mezuzah,zodiac signs,hamsa,greeting cards,wishes
אני עושה מתנות, מזכרות וכרטיסי עם ברכות אישיות, איחולים, משפטים ושמות כתובים עליהן ( בצורה בובות מצחיקות שמחות ). מתנה אישית ששומרים ומזכרת נפלאה, מקורית ומיוחדת לכולם. סיבה לחיוך. אלה הכל עבודה יד,עשויים מן חרס שרוף בתנור
Set of small, ceramic sumo wrestlers given by a friend, who remembered that I liked the huge sumo wrestler sculpture in one of the train stations in Tokyo. Very funny poses. They really are huge in person (saw a few in Mongolia), their fat bouncing when they move.
Mesa, Arizona - April 13, 2025: Turtle lawn ornament decoration in traditional Mexican talavera pottery design
Hand painted ceramic figurine with bushy tail made of straw. Someone didn't want it so they took to Kent Recycle Center and it can be yours free!
Every year at Christmas... we put up a small 'winter village' scene... complete with the fake cotton snow, a few buildings and trees and people. Cheesy you say? Well... perhaps. =) But on a late December afternoon / early evening... alongside the glow of the tree... 'cheese' turns into complete charm!
This moment was from last year... and it all is shortly to be set up to work it's holiday magic yet again this year.
Soon. Very soon.
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Winter village lit up on black...
Once again... textures by leschick...
A commemorative figurine of DANIEL LAMBERT (1770-1809). This ceramic figure is hand-painted, about 10" in height and is quite heavy at 1.335 kg.
At the time of his death in 1809, Daniel Lambert of Leicester was famed as the recorded heaviest man to have lived in Britain. Besides his size, Daniel was also renowned as an expert in sporting and fighting animals as well as having an affable personality, wit and intelligence. He was astounded people for his strength, flexibility, stamina despite his size. In 1806 he moved to London where his fame spread further and made a considerable sum of money by exhibiting himself and arranging one-on-one meetings at his lodgings for a considerable fee. At the end of 1806 he returned to Leicester, where he lived for the rest of his life. On the 21st June 1809 while visiting Stamford during a fund-raising tour, Daniel had complained of shortness of breath, difficulty in breathing and passed away that morning. Although no autopsy was known to have been carried out on him, it is generally believed the cause of death was likely a pulmonary embolism. He was an exceptionally tall man for his time, standing at 5’ 11” and after his death (aged 39) was weighed and found to have been 52 stone 11 pounds (739 lbs / 335 kg).
Daniel Lambert’s legacy and fame had achieved a cult status in his hometown of Leicester and at Stamford too. His personal artefacts were preserved for posterity and many of these survive in museums to this day. Throughout Leicestershire, many pubs were named after him and commemorative souvenirs of him were made and sold to the public. This figurine is one form of Daniel Lambert commemorative ware and which were also made well into the 20th century, but earlier 19th century versions are much scarcer and quite pricey. This one may be a 20th century version dating to around the 1950’s or a bit later.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Lambert#Return_to_Leicester
www.stamfordcivicsociety.org.uk/daniel-lambert.html
allthatsinteresting.com/daniel-lambert
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DESCRIPTION:
Size: about 9 7/8” high x 5 7/8" width x 5 1/2" depth (250mm x 148mm x 135mm).
Material(s): white earthenware.
Finish: hand-painted & fired-on over a clear vitreous glaze. Jacket in cobalt blue.
Imprint: none.
Weight: about 1335g
Approximate age: 20th century - 1950's or later?
In the 1970s, Metlox Poppytrail introduced a line of collectible ceramic people and planters called Poppets, most of them designed by ceramicist Helen Slater . This one is called Sally, Girl with Baby.
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This is a traditional 'ni ren' from Tianjin, and the 福 (fu) character on his lantern can be variously translated as happiness, good fortune, blessings and luck. Children and the colour red are also some of the most important Chinese symbols of luck, so all together maybe this will help to get Flickr unblocked ;-). See the whole figurine here. (No saturation.)
