"Jadeite, Jadite, or Jade-ite? No matter how you spell it, jadeite is that gorgeous green milk glass found in old homes, estate sales, flea markets and antique malls all over the U.S. and Canada. First created in the 1930s, jadeite is used for all types of things, but most commonly dishware and kitchenware. It first became popular in the Victorian era, then fell out of style for a time until World War II when glass companies found it could be stylish, plus affordable, to make. Now it’s trendy again."

This quote is from, and more info is at

estatesales.org/thegoods/jadeite-jadite-jade-ite-guide

This "jadite" is 1/6th scale, made of plastic. The hutch is a repainted Gloria piece, also plastic.

At Kustom9

:HAIKEI: CHERISH / 5 (pink flowers in vase)

James&Dew .. (noPBR) Callbox Classic [Wall Decor] - White

At Equal10

Fancy Decor: Agosti Espresso Coffee Machine (black)

Fancy Decor: Agosti Coffee Grinder - Black

Fancy Decor: Agosti Espresso Tools - Black

KraftWork Artisan Bread . Bagels

8f8 - When I'm Away... - Miss Gracie Coco... Dooon't!

Other items used ~

Elm

Elm. Delilah Decor ~ Cups//Teal

Pitaya

Pitaya - La cuisine - Plates 01

Spruce

.spruce. kitchen print {good food}

Petite Mort- Leander Botanical Rug I

[Rezz Room] Dachshund Adult Animesh (Companion)

Fancy Decor: Morgan Coffee Mug

BALACLAVA!! Butcher's Sign (Lamb)

floorplan. defaced artwork / stir

dust bunny . hanging plants . spider planter

dust bunny . hanging plants . double planter

dust bunny . kitchen clutter . paper towels

dust bunny . kitchen clutter . canisters . white

Nutmeg. Vintage Stove Salt & Pepper

Nutmeg. Morning Moments Potted Plant

Nutmeg. Vintage Stove Olive Oil / 1

Nutmeg. Vintage Stove Olive Oil / 2

Nutmeg. City Kitchen Dustbin

Nutmeg. Wall Hooks (more LOD)

Nutmeg. Radiator

Nutmeg. A Dog's Corner Bed

Nutmeg. A Dog's Corner Water Bowl

Nutmeg. A Dog's Corner Food Bowl

Nutmeg. City Kitchen Stool w/Towel

Nutmeg. Painter's Attic Potted Plant / 1

Nutmeg. Painter's Attic Potted Plant / 3

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Backsplash / 1

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Chalkboards

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Open Cabinet

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Baskets

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Stepladder

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Linens

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Basket / 2

Nutmeg. Vintage Stove Cutting Boards

Nutmeg. Vintage Stove Porcelain Dishes / 1

Nutmeg. Vintage Flat Kitchen Shelf / 2

Nutmeg. Rustic Kitchen Corner Pendant Light

Nutmeg. Enamel Kitchenware Plate

Nutmeg. Rustic Kitchen Corner Jugs

Nutmeg. Morning Moments Newspaper

Nutmeg. Vintage Stove Pans

Series: MACRO MONDAYS: It's A-Peeling To Me

I've used a stack of Macro Adapter + 2x + 4x +10x Macro lenses

If you like, check out in my photostream the two other versions for this week MM theme.

Location: Cork - Munster - Ireland - IE - Europe - EU

Photographer: Mark

Photoshop Camera Raw Filter

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Polish National Museum. Przypkowski in Jedrzejów kitchenware 1906

Created for the Magnificent Manipulated Masterpieces

141st MMM Fork Image Challenge

Placed 2nd!

Please visit my Etsy store where many of my art

pieces are available for instant download. All proceeds from

the sales of my work go to the Vista Women's Crisis Center

in California.

www.etsy.com/shop/CathysArtWorld

Egg and pan from Adobe Stock.

Menu from PxFuel.

Fork with thanks to FoodImage on Flickr.

HE>i

NOTW

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Adorable play kitchen set by Nutmeg...a mainstore release!

Nutmeg. Play Kitchen Stove w/accessories

Nutmeg. Play Kitchen Coffee Maker

Nutmeg. Play Kitchen Microwave

Nutmeg Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20NUTMEG/233/125/21

Nutmeg Mainstore Older Releases: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/REKA%20NUTMEG/196/151/2001

Nutmeg Flickr: flic.kr/ps/Yr6Sn

Various Nutmeg:

Nutmeg. Childhood Dreams Tassel Rug

Nutmeg. Childhood Dreams Round Lion Rug

Nutmeg. Farmhouse Kitchen Apron Hanger Exclusive

Nutmeg. Farmhouse Kitchen Stove w/Arch RARE

Nutmeg. Countryside Kitchen Island PG

Nutmeg. Countryside Kitchen Backsplash

Nutmeg. Countryside Kitchen Frames

Nutmeg. Coffee Tray

Nutmeg. Enamel Kitchenware Teapot

hive // my bare bear

dust bunny & tenshi . step ladder . white

Thanks so much for all the support! 🌼

T. G. Green's produced the Cornishware range of kitchenware at their Pottery in Derbyshire. The striped design is still produced today but the original factory closed in 2007.

View the full set on my website - www.bcd-urbex.com/t-g-greens-pottery-derbyshire/

DRD - "Vintage clutter" New for this months Cosmopolitan Event, open now thru September 2nd. Full set includes bottles of milk, egg basket, flower jug, kitchen rack, kitchenware, rusted and clean version of a milk container, boxes on a shelf, 2 salt boxes and a scale. All with the incredible texturing DRD is known for. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/No%20Comment/128/127/35

For all things DRD, click here:

linktr.ee/death_row_designs

Looking close...on Friday: Just one drop

I got a new T-Fal wok, its underside is a series of (as yet) pristine, concentric aluminum circles. I washed it and left in the drying rack and then noticed this droplet, which seemed interesting. Added some vignetting afterwards.

Shot with a +10 filter. Frame is only about 1 inch across.

...Brass kitchenware

ZEISS Planar T* 2/50 ZM

cloe up with 80 mm

My Morty Moment.

An urban legend is born.

About seven years ago l tried the internet dating seen, to say it was interesting was an understatement.

For one summer l got to travel all over the state and have dates.

Despite being over two hundred pounds or 105 kg s l would still phone a friend, to say where l was, and that l was going on a blind internet date, just in case she turned out to be a female John Jarret rerun of Wolf Creek, and had a sledge hammer for my ankles if l tried to get away.

It was around Christmas, and l had a date, part of the date was to go to Woodend for lunch, and have some craft beer at the Holgate Brewhouse.

Before we caught up, l thought l would walk around and do some Christmas shopping.

I don’t mind cooking, although l am not the best at it, the process is relaxing, and l always find eating a meal l have made myself rewarding.

I found a homeware & kitchenware shop, and spotted the vegetable knife pictured over the map.

On an impulse buy, l bought it, and it should be noted that it is an excellent kitchen knife!

The part where it gets like a George Costanza skit out of Seinfeld, is we met at Woodend, and l had nowhere to stash the mini cleaver.

Doh!

We went to lunch, and she thought l had bought her a gift for the date and Christmas. She asked what l had, and pestered me to see what l had bought.

She was a little set back when l told her l had bought a mini cleaver, but she was a trooper, and was very cool considering her blind date had what looked like a meat hatchet.

Yes! l took a meat cleaver to a blind internet date.

Funny enough the date went well.

Happy New Year everyone, and hope you got a smile and laugh out my Morty moment.

The definition of Morty, from Urban Dictonary, www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Morty

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DRD - Vintage clutter - Milk container - rusted

DRD - Vintage clutter - Milk container - white

DRD - Vintage clutter - Old boxes on shelf

DRD - Vintage clutter - Kitchen rack

DRD - Vintage clutter - Salt box - A

DRD - Vintage clutter - Bottles of milk

DRD - Vintage clutter - Scale

DRD - Vintage clutter - Kitchenware

DRD - Vintage clutter - Flower jug

DRD - The Sugar Shack - Wood Platform

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Stove

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Island Blue

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Cabinet A

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Cabinet C

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Upper cabinet D

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Upper cabinet E

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Backsplash B - Narrow

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Backsplash B - Wide

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Sink ADULT

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Corner B

DRD - Eclectic Kitchen - Rack B

DRD - Oceanic Retreat - Rug A

DRD - Oceanic Retreat - Rug D

DRD flickr: flic.kr/ps/2dwEbV

DRD Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Death%20Row/129/147/21

hive // baking bundle A

hive // fresh cherries

hive // homemade cherry filling

hive // rolled crust RARE

hive // used flour scoop

hive // vintage straw dispenser

hive // butter tray

hive // dough bowl

hive // baking bundle B

hive // paper towels

hive Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/hive/139/55/25

hive Flickr: flic.kr/ps/2hPUK9

..::THOR::.. Painted Metal Stool Teal

..::THOR::.. Painted Metal Stool Mustard

THOR Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nyn/130/238/3209

THOR Flickr: flic.kr/ps/2w7oim

Thanks a bunch for all the support! 😁

Shugborough

ODC - fill it up

Vintage (circa 1915) Cat cast in Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride, better known as Bakelite for the Macro Mondays challenge: Vintage. The cat is 5cm wide and about 6.5cm tall.

Happy Macro Monday!

Bakelite was the first plastic made from synthetic components. It was developed by Leo Baekeland in Yonkers, New York in 1907, and patented on December 7, 1909 (U.S. Patent 942699A).

Because of its electrical nonconductivity and heat-resistant properties, it became a great commercial success. Bakelite was used in electrical insulators, radio and telephone casings, and such diverse products as kitchenware, jewelry, pipe stems, children's toys, and firearms. The "retro" appeal of old Bakelite products has made them collectible. (Courtesy Wikipedia)

i'm not very pleased with the result i got - in my mind this picture was supposed to be different, but yesterday i didn't have time to work it out. that's the worst part of running a 365 project

82/365

280 / 366

Silver Bridges

Taken with a 90mm macro at f2.8, 1/125 sec ISO 160.

The forks were on a plate of glass on a black surface. I used the speedlight with a diffuser on camera but bounced it off a sheet of white foamboard.

Film camera Mamiya RZ67 ProII (6x6 back), lens Mamiya Sekor Z 110mm f2/8, film Foma 100.

Dark room: enlarger Meopta Opemus 5, author's hand lith print, Fotospeed lith developer LD20, paper Bromekspress-1.

Sometimes too symmetrical can be boring.

CCWeek41: pattern

Imperfection - Macro Mondays

The glass shown in this photograph is approximately 2.5 inches wide.

Do not use or reproduce this image on Websites/Blog or any other media without my explicit permission. © All Rights Reserved - Barbara Smith.

294-365 toy project

Macro of the wood structure of a kitchen cutting board

Exactly an inch :) as was this weeks theme.

The letters are on a kitchen canister from around 1940.

Thank you for your views, faves and or comments ! HMM

Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission !!!

© all rights reserved Lily aenee

La Pedrera

que também gosta de louças bonitas

I've moved to Instagram @cathygio1

This adorable jar is marked ESD and MR 7239. I love his blonde hair and big brown eyes. He looks very much to me like he was produced for ESD by PY/Miyao; what do you think?

He is about the same size as my other jars, with a lovely shiny glaze. He really brightens up my kitchen!

I've moved to Instagram @cathygio1

This was scanned many years ago from a vintage magazine. Wouldn't it be fun to set a picnic table at a barbecue with all the onion dishware?

Chinese jade teapot displayed in Gallery of China and South Asia at The British Museum, London.

Film camera Mamiya RZ67 ProII (6x6 back), lens Mamiya Sekor Z 110mm f2/8, film Foma 100.

Dark room: enlarger Meopta Magnifax 2, author's hand lith print, Fotospeed lith developer LD20, paper Bromekspress-1.

This still life display features enamelware, which I remember using as a child. I found these interesting facts at mysoulfulhome.com/enamelware-collectors-guide/:

* Enamelware was the first mass-produced American kitchenware.

* Production began in the 1870s, and continued through the 1930s.

* Items such as pots, kettles baking tins, and ladles were stamped from thin sheets of metal, then coated with enamel, which was fused in a very hot oven.

* Much lighter than the average kitchenware, easier to clean and less fragile than china, enamelware was very popular.

* Made by several manufacturers here in America and abroad, enamelware was known by many names. The names Agateware and Graniteware caught on and came to be used interchangeably with generics such as porcelainware and speckleware. Graniteware remains the name most widely used by collectors today.

I have combined images here from two museums:

Bodie State Historic Park, Bodie, California

www.desertusa.com/bodie/bodie.html

And:

The Austin Historical Museum, with permanent displays of artifacts from mining, ranching, the railroad, Native Americans and the old school as well as a printing press, artifacts/information on the USS Lander, old journals and books. All of these displays have either been loaned or donated by citizens around Austin, Nevada.

austinnevada.com/austin-nevada-rich-history/austin-museum/

They have a Flickr page, here:

www.flickr.com/photos/austinnevada/

For the "Tin, Copper and Iron" challenge at ”To Be Still”

And

For the “Art and Museums Challenge” at Art Museion.

I've moved to Instagram @cathygio1

Cute overload alert! These adorable shakers are unmarked PY and match a headvase, planter and full bodied shakers. They have corks in their bases and stand about 2 1/2" high.

I would be a happy lady if there was a cookie jar . . . can you imagine?!

Explore #1! This became my most viewed and "most interesting" photo. Thanks for all the faves and comments.

I've merged two different shots in Photoshop (one with flash, one without) to get the orange glow underneath.

Single off camera flash (SB600) fired from left, flash zoom set at 50 mm, TTL mode. Black cardboard background.

Thanks for looking – and if you’d like, you can visit my most interesting photos here.

Here is my http://canbalci.imagekind.com.

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This gal is the same size as my cantoloupe planter, standing about 4 1/2" high. She is marked PY.

typical Dutch warehouse. Groceries, clothing, kitchenware and the famous Hema-saucage.

I've moved to Instagram @cathygio1

Oh, Mr. Lemon . . . how cute you are!

This jar is textured like a real lemon and stands almost 7" high. There are many pieces in this set, some with hats and some without.

Presiona "L" para verla en grande sobre fondo negro / Please view large on black (press "L").

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Mis fotos de bodegones también en 500px / My still life pictures in 500px

Christianborg slot kitchens, Copenhagen