#Containers

[randomitemdrop]

Item: Up-to-Date Smuggler's Vest; has thirty-six pockets

#torso slot #containers

[nobrashfestivity]

George Robert Lawton Sr., Box with Heart Decorations, 1842

#George Robert Lawton Sr. #folk art #boxes #containers #hearts

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Friday 1 March 2024

It was only a few days ago I wrote about Iris 'Blue Note' (Reticulata) but my friend had such a lovely display of this small, early bulb, protected by a frame of Cornus alba (dogwood) stems, that here it is again!

Jill Raggett

#Iris #irises #cornus #dogwood #purple flowers #red stems #plants #horticulture #gardens #garden #containers #bulbs #bulbous perennial #orkney

[chasingrainbowsforever]

“Jar in Red with Grasses” ~ Artful Home

A ceramic vessel created by Suzanne Crane.

#jars #vessels #containers #stoneware #poppy red #red silver #red gray #orange silver #orange gray #red orange #ceramics

[webdiggerxxx]

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#pucca #pucca and garu #flowers #containers #lunch box #colored pencil #red #flickr #oldweb #old web #cute #kawaii

[nuveau-deco]

‘Self-Portrait as a Chimera’ Inkwell by Sarah Bernhardt. Made in Paris, ca. 1880, medium is bronze. Art Institute Chicago reference number: 2021.2

“French actor and artist Sarah Bernhardt was perhaps the first global superstar, with legions of admirers spread across Britain, continental Europe, North and South America, and as far afield as Australia. In this fantastical bronze inkwell, she portrayed herself as a chimera, a mythological creature composed of disparate body parts. Here, Bernhardt joined her human torso and head to clawed haunches, bat wings, and a dragon-like tail. The work is a key example of her inspired use of visual media to fashion and promote her own image.”

(Source: artic.edu)

#sculpture #inkwell #inkstand #vessels #containers #19th century #late 1800s #sarah bernhardt #french design #human figures #animal figures #chimera #bronze #brown

[heaveninawildflower]

Images of French 18th century Carnet de Bal (book/ivory writing tablet covers).

1). Gold, ivory, and glass

2). Gold, watercolour on ivory, and leather

3). Gold and enamel

4). Gold, ivory and shagreen.

Images and text information courtesy Carnegie Museum.

#containers #18th century #decoration and ornament #covers #decorative

[viejospellejos]

Hashtag luego

#video #container #containers #buque #carguero #cargo #fail #fails #sea #ocean #mar

[heartnosekid]

vintagestill_life on ig

#vintage #jewelry boxes #antiques #stim #sfw #blue #gold #white #jewelry #mirrors #decor #hands #ishy gifs #postish #containers

[figdays]

1950's Lobster & Crab Condiment Containers // GabrielasVintage

#GabrielasVintage #kitchenware #kitchen goods #containers #50s #vintage #this one comes with a crab guys !!!!! #if only it wasnt $100 ::( #crab #lobster

[randomitemdrop]

Item: perfectly normal and safe chalice of mysterious bubbling potion, probably Dr Pepper

#containers

[nobrashfestivity]

Unknown. Oil flask (aryballos) in the form of a hare. 650-600 BCE Corinth (Corinthia)

#unknown #rabbits #containers

[jillraggett]

Plant of the Day

Friday 22 December 2023

This striking display of succulents at The Beth Chatto Garden, Essex, features a large Aeonium ‘Schwarzkopf’ (black rose). The striking almost black, rosettes form tight spirals at the top of tall stems. These tender plants need bright sunlight and well-drained growing media.

Jill Raggett

#aeonium #purple foliage #succulents #succulent #plants #horticulture #gardens #garden #essex #Beth Chatto Garden #container #containers

[littlethingsmart]

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#the muppets #containers #baby muppets #kermit #tape case #paid link

[milkywayrollercoaster]

Metal vase detail

The Philippines

photo: cjmn

#objects #metal #containers #philippines

[nuveau-deco]

Crane and Tortoise Box. Japanese origin, dated 1894; medium is silver with gold and lacquer; dimensions: 10.5 cm high. From the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum collection, accession number: M18e44.a-b

"This crane and tortoise box was designed and produced to be given to guests at the imperial banquet for the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of the Meiji Emperor and Empress in 1894. Often referred to by the French term “bonbonnière,” the box is decorated with a crane and two tortoises (minogame), historic motifs that convey messages of auspiciousness and longevity across East Asia. …"

(Source: gardnermuseum.org)

#bonbonniere #box #containers #late 1800s #meiji period #japanese design #animal motif #crane #tortoise #birds #reptiles #metal #silver #grey #brown