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Here are all of my Emerald Band tableware. The largest one in the back is Fire King, the rest are Corning/Pyrex. They are all different sizes.
Found these little beauties yesterday while thrifting. I think they were meant to have a gold rim. Just a little bit left on one of them. I don't really like the whole gilded thing anyway, so no big deal to me!
I have been creating these pieces for an art festival in Atlanta, Georgia but you can also find them in my etsy shop at www.joyelizabethceramics.etsy.com
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Shot this last year for the SP Tableware cycling team, the first pro team in Greece, and uploaded here for a game we play here
EZA animal is a series of animal designed goods produced by PROOF OF GUILD.
The stylish and mysterious designed animals are very impressive.
The sculptured zoo on your table.: PROOF OF GUILD "EZA animal porcelain tableware"
Picture taken with Sony Alpha 700 Camera and Sony 50mm F/1.4 Lens at F/2 and 1/80 sec exposure time. ISO speed set at 640. Exposure Compensation -.3. Metering Mode Pattern.
My last complete piece from the kiln in March before COVID. I experimented with some glazes using black clay, and it turned out beautiful. I love the stardust in the rim and the Milky Way on the inside.
"Transform a basic white plate into a butt-kicking serving dish using simple watercolor techniques.
We'll have plenty of dinnerware and multiple colors of porcelain paint for you to play around with.
After making your dish, you'll learn the proper way to set a table and how to style a sit-down meal.
The $35 cost includes all the materials needed to make your plate, a lesson on entertainment basics and light refreshments. Guests will leave with one completed plate and a wealth of knowledge on how to be a good host."
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What is a Wager Cup?
Pronounced ‘way-jer’ cup
Created in the sixteenth century, and originating in Germany, the wager cup is a double cup in the form of a female in an upright position holding a cup (sometimes swinging) above her head. These drinking vessels were usually created in the female form, although gents can often be used when pairs are created. The wager cups are often crafted from silver, with the wide skirt forming one cup and, more obviously, the cup held above the figure’s head is the second cup.
Using a Wager Cup
wager cups
The silver or gold wager cup was originally created for use at wedding banquets – hence the alternative name of ‘marriage cup’ or ‘wedding cup. The groom would drink from the larger cup, (this cup is created by the lady’s voluminous skirt - in this case an Elizabethan skirt), and the bride would drink from the smaller cup (the one held above the figure’s head) – the intention being for both the bride and groom to empty the cups without letting a drop spill! So steady hands were required.
Osterley Park
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General information
TypeMansion
LocationJersey Road, Isleworth, Hounslow, London, England
Coordinates51°29′21.75″N 00°21′07.14″WCoordinates: 51°29′21.75″N 00°21′07.14″W
Construction started1761
Technical details
MaterialRed brick
Design and construction
ArchitectRobert Adam
Website
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/osterley-park
A design for one of the walls of the Estruscan dressing room at Osterley Park by Robert Adam.
Osterley Park is a large park and one of the largest open spaces in London. In its grounds, there is a large mansion which is often referred to as 'Osterley House'. The park lies between Osterley, Isleworth; Heston, Hounslow; Norwood Green, Southall, Hanwell, Ealing and Brentford, in the London Boroughs of Hounslow and Ealing. It is operated by the National trust.
When the house was built it was surrounded by countryside. It was one of a group of large houses close to London which served as country retreats for wealthy families. Other surviving country retreats of this type near London include Syon House and Chiswick House. wikipedia