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Don't be fooled, though- this is not a regular size teacup- it's a big flowerpot with these odd little succulents in it! I actually got a start of these plants almost 40 years ago, from my great grandmother!

Canon EOS 6D - f/5.6 - 1/80sec - 100 mm - ISO 125

All very old. MZ Austria, Limoges, Haviland, etc.

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Hand Finished Card from STOP THE CLOCK Designs.

 

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Resident Owned Places of Interest, Bellisseria.

Name tag I made to wear to our local Embroiderers' Guild meetings...

Whitby Regatta, August 2016

Good Morning Teacup

The result of ambling round Portobello market...

You could also spell EAT and ATE!

Another of Teacup because she is so little and cute! I need to get her some new eyechips and attempt a face up :D

One beautiful chiweenie.....yessirreee bob.

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A Japanese teacup. I have another one with a bear nose (I'm too old for this... I know).

I've got a severe headache since yesterday. So, I didn't take coffee today, but a lot of herb tea instead.

This same teacup with a different puppy a few years ago:

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i like this teacup. i was experimenting with lighting so it's not exactly what i had in mind, but i still posted it.

  

this one is on ffffound.com too......awesome.

'Around The Block', Toronto

 

Pentax SMC Takumar 50mm f1.4 at f2

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Gorgeous new re-ment teacups.

This building is at the Southern entrance to the Kappabashi-dori street section of Asakusa. That's a long street full of restaurant and kitchen supply stores. A fascinating place to walk through.

And now for something completely different . . .

 

Like many others I'm sure, at the close of a year and decade I find myself going through the archives and assembling 'best-of' lists, and coming across images that are worth another look.

 

Several years back we were on a family trip to Disneyland, and in the evening came across this spinning teacup ride that was closed for some reason. I thought the shapes and colours were awesome, and it looked quite surreal with no people at all. Luckily I had a small Joby Gorillapod with me that let me clamp onto a handrail and take this shot.

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Trying a liitle something new with the tea tag after making all those lavender teabags!

I will never get over the idea that Indian people drink street-side tea out of real, handmade ceramic cups. As far as I know, not washed and re-used. A quiet, daily statement on the cost of artisan labor that there's pretty much an unceasing supply of cups.

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