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5:30 PM, Göteborg, Brunnsparken.
Makes me think of Metropolis
Thulehuset (1937), Göteborg, Sweden. Corner of Norra Hamngatan 18 and Östra Hamngatan 30-34. Architect: Nils Einar Eriksson
*I bought this because Café Rouge didn't want to serve me...*
I found this fantastic looking clock in a cute little secondhand / vintage bookstore in the back of 'The Art of Tea' in Didsbury, which is where Anna and I headed after waiting in Café Rouge for more than 15 minutes failing to get served, even after I wandered over to the bar and asked to place an order...
'The Art of Tea' is amazing and I also just discovered that there is a guy right at the back of the store who does framing as well. Three stores in one is rather impressive. If you haven't been there, I strongly recommend you visit!
Go for the carrot cake it's luscious...
One word, vintage.
The word for this round is Vintage, and the event opens on May 1st until May 31st. The vintage clock is fully functional, and can be set for different time zones.
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A lovely example of a Bakelite, Metamec wall clock. Nice clear dial behind convex glass.
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Wild, open moorlands and deep river valleys, with a rich history and rare wildlife, Dartmoor is a indeed a unique place in South West England.
There’s a shift in energy when you move to this side of the room. The ceiling is still that breathtaking, swirling web of gilded plasterwork, flowing over the walls like golden lace. The brass chandelier, heavy and multi-branched, hangs overhead with a warm, candle-like glow. But the true anchor on this side is the fireplace.
The mantle is carved from white and pink-tinted marble, holding intricate, classical figures that seem to lean forward into the room. The dark hearth is trimmed in marbled reds and pinks, and a festive garland of greenery, red baubles, and white fairy lights drapes across the top. It softens the stone and brings a touch of holiday warmth to the grand space.
The walls are wrapped in beautifully crafted wood paneling—rich, deep mahogany and burgundy tones laid out in raised squares and geometric lines that give the room a solid, structured feel. A small, simple clock hangs on the back wall, its face nearly lost in the pattern of the wood. The table in the center is more slender than the massive mahogany one we saw earlier. Its surface is decorated with a detailed, inlaid patterned center, and it’s framed by a grey metal base. The same bold magenta chairs surround it, adding a lively pop of color that contrasts beautifully with the dark wood and the patterned blue-grey carpet underfoot. It’s a room of elegant contrasts.
"Buy the 'Empire' Wringer. Uncle Sam--'Take my advice, and if you want a surplus use the Empire well.'"
Originally posted on Ipernity: Uncle Sam's Advice: Use the Empire Wringer.
Diese teilweise mit Efeu überwucherte astrologische Wanduhr befindet sich in Steyr , Enge Gasse 19, am Schmollgruber-Haus des gleichnamigen Uhrmachermeisters. Ein Blickfang !
This partly with ivy overgrown astrological wall clock is located in Steyr, Enge Gasse 19, at the Schmollgruber House of the same-named master watchmaker. A eyecatcher !
This German wall clock, with oak case and beveled plate glass, was purchased for $10 at a garage sale several years ago. The couple I bought it from had been school teachers on a US Military base in Germany during the 1950's. They had bought it while there at a rummage sale. They told me that it did not run. I took the movement out and found that the escapement had come apart. This probably shook loose during transport, at some point. I had everything back together in a few minutes and it now runs fine, chimes, and keeps excellent time.
There is no maker's name evident on this clock.
Personally, I prefer to pretend I'm a bit posher than 'cave dwellers, and call it my office -- but my missus insists on constantly calling it a (expletive deleted) mess.
P.S. On the floor behind my chair is my current "in-tray".
(Well, I eventually will get round to it but, I've been very bloomin' busy. And, not feeling so hot lately either. )
Available @ The Home Show July 8th - 29th
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Oversized wall clock constructed from brass, iron, and reclaimed barn wood.
Available in three wood tones: light, medium, and dark.
Scripted to keep time
100% original mesh
materials enabled
land impact: 5 each (at current size)
copy/mod
Happy Decorating!
Barbara's house is a plethora of photo ops.
Taken with iPhone 6s, cropped square in Snapseed, final edit in Hipstamatic using Helga Viking lens, Blanko film, and Tasty Pop flash. Watermarked with Impression app.
Top ten winner in the Greek Art design challenge on Spoonflower.
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Scrolling vegetal forms in a Victorian style ©2018 Alex Morgan All Rights Reserved
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This is excellent for a 75mm f/1.4, that too focused with the rangefinder on my M11, at the minimum focusing distance for RF focusing (0.7 meters). The sharpness and contrast are very close to a Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux-M, and for a 75mm lens, that is very commendable.
25-0507 Gen-0004 (LEICA M11, Thypoch 75F1.4)