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Saturday Self-Challenge: Dishes and Dinnerware

Sand blasted by Cathy Smyre

Dinnerware received by Alexandra Pavlovna as part of her dowry.

Imperial Porcelain Manufacture, Saint Petersburg, 1790-1800

Hungarian Bride Exhibition, National Museum

Okay, well, not exactly. But it is being held aloft, and it is in the dinnerware category. This is a photo of a very cool piece of crystal, a dinner plate. I had my girlfriend illuminate it with an LED flashlight from the opposite end of a hallway where I was holding the plate very gingerly, securing it from the bottom with the tips of my fingers. I don't see, and certainly don't use a lot of crystal, but my girlfriend possesses a few pieces that just blew

me away when I first saw them. The design work within is amazing.

You never know what is compellingly photographable until you give it a try. No question, the crystal plates and dishes have their own brand of rather astonishing beauty. Amazing little constructions. And don't you dare drop one, I was thinking, or no girlfriend for you -- one year. NEXT!.

(Thank you Jerry Seinfeld.)

From my mom's collection. Maybe a more elegant image...the Sony camera that I shoot with adds a nice softness to a still life like this.

Self Portrait

12" x 12" ceramic, glass, dinnerware

Head Hunter meets Captain Cherry

 

9" x 8 " - Dinnerware, smalti, millefiore

14" x 10" - Smalti, dinnerware, millefiori, vitreous glass, gold & silver mirror on a hand built substrate, with LED lighting

 

Mariah for Julia Kay's Portrait Party!

 

Early 60s iconic pattern commonly found on dinnerware and drinking glasses.

An assortment of dinnerware and other items left behind in the time capsule house.

Target Tuesday: Gingham Dinnerware blogged at www.suchprettythings.typepad.com

9" x 8 " - Dinnerware, smalti, millefiore

A set of dinnerware with an organic open flow.

FF SII No 9

~ 5" x 5" - dinnerware, hand-pulled fillati, smalti, fused glass, glass beads, millefiori, & tinted mortar

Funky Toucan

15.5” x 12.5” - dinnerware, ceramic, millefiori, & hand-made tiles

11" x 11" - ceramic, millefiori, dinnerware & pottery shards, on a hand-built substrate

Fri. the 21st Morning walkabout thru the pearl to Tanner Springs.

BUT they’re all too flat. I have sticky squares but I think they’re too high. I love the look and am seriously thinking of modifying a set of Gloria dishes with these designs and some Mod Podge! If I did I’d do a mixed set. I love the floral design on the Tartan.

Nikon D 50 with a Canon FD 50mm lens

Deatil of an enchanting stylized Art Deco flower design on a 1930s or 1940s platter.

10" x 11" - pottery shards, dinnerware, stained glass, millefiori on a hand built substrate

  

President Abraham Lincoln State Dinner Plate (New York 1861) at The White House Visitor Center Washington DC

Something for my Things and Stuff set....capturing random mundane things makes me smile.

~5" x 5" - dinnerware, smalti & millifiori

33" x 14" - ceramic, handmade pottery, dinnerware & fused millefiori on a hand built substrate

Stumped

8" x 4" x 1" - dinnerware, stained glass, smalti & millefiori

Original image captured @ Historic 1930s Wray Home

(If you want to see more images of this beautiful place).

"Flamingo Gardens and Wildlife Sanctuary"

Davie, Florida, USA.

 

Nikon D5000

 

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Tom Jones - Green Green Grass of Home

 

Texture with my gratitude to SkeletalMess: OldPhoto2

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Bocaccino: TEXTURE T-133 Thank you ever so much you both generous artists!!

  

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MATS school assignment - dinnerware design

This dinnerware is always a fun fund. The Acapulco Milano line was produced by Villeroy and Boch of Luxembourg from 1983 to 1991 only.

14" x 14" - dinnerware, glass buttons & millefiori

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Japanese early 1900s ceramic and porcelain designs from the Noritake Factory, a renowned Japanese tableware brand. Noritake was established in 1904 with the intent to create western style dinnerware for export. The early dinnerware plates were carefully handcrafted and hand painted by artisans with decorative floral patterns. Today Noritake Factory is a leader in tableware manufacturing known for unique designs and superior quality. We have digitally enhanced these antique porcelain design illustrations into high resolution printable quality. Download for free and use under the Creative Commons License.

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New Hartford, NY. June 2020.

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Red, black, and white kitchen with a cozy little nook. If you look close you'll see all kinds of Fiesta dinnerware.

17 x 18 - glass, ceramic, dinnerware, & millefiori

 

A live bird workshop at Casa Valencia in Tijuana Mexico has just been scheduled for June! I also have an online course on creating birds like this!

Details @ gilamosaics.com

Boxed Dinnerware set illustrated with the colorful

map insert in the 1971 Preview Center Map.

SET 1 – Pier 1 Closing, Southaven

 

Here’s a look straight across those two column pieces at the front of the store. We get a better view of the room-like presentations I was talking about, as well as the fact that there was a third such presentation (sans the column piece serving as a wall behind it) there in the middle, just in front of the registers, which are located in the center of the building. Layout-wise, if you look way off there in the background, you can get a rough idea that the left side of the store – aka where we’re standing – is home more to interior décor accents, while that other side in the distance had more in the way of practical home items, especially stuff that belongs in the kitchen.

 

(c) 2022 Retail Retell

These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)

 

Wed. the 24th walkabout to Tanner Springs.

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