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Tea Service - 6
What is UP with you morning people? You’re crazy. I’m with Crowley on this. 😂
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Josef Hoffmann (Austrian, 1870-1956), Design for Fluted Tea Service, c.1928. Graphite and brown ink on off-white graph paper, 8 1/4 x 11 3/4 in.
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--- Designer/Manufacturer: Worcester Porcelain Factory [X] Region: Worcester, England Time period: 1877-1878
#tea#tea set#tea service#teapot#sugar bowl#cream pitcher#tea tray#at least I m 90% sure that's a tea tray#teacup#cup and saucer#Worcester porcelain factory#1870s#queueteas
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I was maid for loving you. 🥰
#pop music#tori kelly#tea service#romantic music#dollete aesthetic#coquette dollete#girl blogging#Spotify
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PenguinAwarenessDay tea party, anyone? 🐧☕️
ArtDeco 3-piece tea service (teapot, creamer, sugar bowl), penguin-form Indian, c.1920–1930 silver w/ Bakelite handle Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 2013.628.1,2,3
“This tea service, delightfully comprised of emperor penguins (endemic to Antarctica), bears the arms of Ganga Singh, Maharaja of Bikaner from 1888–1943, on the left wing of each piece. The royal arms includes the motto (in Hindi): ‘Victory to the King of the Desert.’ Ganga Singh was one of many Indian maharajas who developed a taste for Art Deco in the early 20th century. The modern lines of this tea service would not have been out of place in his palace, which also featured an Art Deco swimming pool.”
#animals in art#animal holiday#20th century art#bird#birds#birds in art#Museum of Fine Arts Boston#penguin#penguins#Art Deco#1920s#1930s#silver#metalwork#tea service#tea set#trio#Indian art#South Asian Art#Asian art#Penguin Awareness Day
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Redemption: hot, fresh, and ready to pour
Drawn 18/07/23
#Hazbin hotel Charlie#Hazbin Hotel Vaggie#Hazbin Hotel Fanart#Chaggie#sketch#pencil sketch#pencil drawing#sketchbook#artist on Tumblr#maid outfit#tea service
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Tea canister, 1745, Staffordshire, England.
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Vrazovskih Art (Russian)
Gzhel Porcelain Tea Set "Borzoi" Hand Painted under glaze
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Westminster Abbey's latest offering of fine china - fit for a King!
To commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III on 6 May 2023
#Westminster Abbey#Coronation#King Charles III#tea service#monarchy#royal cyphers#fine china#brf#6 May 2023#UK#commemorative plate#collectors items#royal memorabilia
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Cindy Sherman | Tea Service, 1990
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'Coming Up Roses,' digital collage. For #thetuesdaycollective. Prompt: Teacups and Roses.
#teacupsandroses#surrealcollages#rosecollage#digitalcollageart#creativechallenge
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Tea Service - 7
As a night owl I have to say on Crowley’s behalf yes of course we want to spend time with you morning larks. When it’s dark and cozy. You’re not doing anything then, anyway, easier to schedule. 😂
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Copper and silver coffee and tea service, 19th Century, Raj period, Kashmir region.
#19th century#19th century art#home decor#teacup#tea service#tea culture#1800s art#teapot#coffee pot#kashmir#british raj#copper#silverware#paleta post
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--- Designer/Manufacturer: George Angell [X] Region: London, England Time period: 1865
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Collection of Rockman Doodles (page 54) by Harumaki on pixiv
#fan art#Mega Man#Bombman#Roll (Mega Man)#Roll Light#tea service#Japanese culture#summer kimono#cute#extremely cute#legwear
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#ThreeForThursday:
Tea Service in the Shape of Quails
Gujarat (formerly Baroda), India, 1920-30
Silver, gilded silver, ivory
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts display
“The British were not India's only patrons of elegant silver.
Native princes - always engaged in dynamic cultural interchanges with their British overlords - also commissioned silver of the highest quality. Such patronage was nowhere more prominent than in western India, where the rulers of the state of Kutch were champions of their silversmiths. These leaders ensured their region's silver became the best known of India's styles through sponsorship at international exhibitions, beginning with London's Great Exhibition of 1851. This stylishly whimsical tea service in the shape of richly feathered quails was produced by Oomersee Mawjee Jr., son of Kutch's most renowned master silversmith, after he shifted to the employ of another western Indian ruler, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda.”
#animals in art#20th century art#museum visit#birds in art#bird#birds#quail#Indian art#South Asian art#Asian art#colonial art#silver#tea service#metalwork#1920s#Virginia Museum of Fine Arts#Three for Thursday#trio
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