“Just get rid of it”.
“No one wants it.”
“Collecting dust on a shelf means you have to clean it.”
”Sell it.”
Why is it easy for some people to get rid of things?declutter? downsize with no difficulty?
Tag: Porcelain
Throwback Thursday Home Decor
Ceramic figurines seem to speak of yesteryear to me. People might have them in their homes but I wonder how recently they were purchased. Do people still buy these and put them on display? Dust them? I am fascinated by what people collect. Especially when I’m trying to pare down and reduce my “stuff”.
I’ve posted about Hummels and Lladros before. You’ve seen my Royal Doulton Beatrix Potter figurines and ceramic rabbits who knit. Perhaps you’ve inherited a ceramic figurine from a relative who has passed. One thing I know is this-my own grown up children don’t want any of the porcelain or China things I have in my glass door cupboards.
One this large can’t be classified a tchotchke, can it? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tchotchke)
Urban dictionary says “look around your home and see what a robber probably would not steal.”
Liberty Avenue Window Display
Seasons on a Kitchen Wall
Or the wooden side of an open cupboard is more accurate.
I bought these when we lived in Germany
Decorative plates. Villeroy and Boch Naïf pattern
The order of the seasons is what I notice, how I put them up- perhaps in order of preference?
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Next I’ll be in the basement digging around for Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons album I think is down there. Jen H has inspired us to post our seasons.
Winter
Fall
Spring
Summer
trying to show the detail without the glare.
Weekly Photo Challenge: intricate
Intricate. Complicated or detailed.
Dandelion Paperweight
Grandmother’s Doily
Herend Porcelain
On my mother’s doll
Afghan from my sister
My grandmother’s quilting
My grandmother’s quilting
Photographed by iPhone specifically for the challenge