Utensils
225 creative works found
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This is the kitchen of a cottage built in the 1930’s in Essex, United Kingdom. The cottage is now a museum full of interesting artifacts from that period in time. In the late 1920’s and 1930’s plots of land were bought by people who lived in London, so that they could build weekend retreats to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. But the family who used this cottage as their weekend retreat ended up living here full-time, because their house got bombed during the 2nd World War and they had nowhere else to go. The people who lived in this area were often known as “The Plotlanders” and out of the 600 cottages that were built in this area this is the only cottage that remains.
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A fork and it’s shadow
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Simply a fork
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this is a silver egg clock isolated on a white background.
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Nothing to do on a tuesday morning and the wheather isn’t great. / So I end up playing at the kitchen sink. / Discovered I need a macro lens. Checked the prices and went back to bed depressed. canon 400D / 18 – 55 mm lens (damned) / iso 800 / shutter speed and aperture I forgot. I think it was 5.6 and 1/80 / photoshop and photomatix
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© 2009 RC deWinter Sunny antique Colorado kitchen glows in warm sunshine. Digitally drawn and colored from an original photograph shot in 2005.
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© 2009 RC deWinter Another detail of the sunny antique Colorado kitchen glowing in warm sunshine. Digitally drawn and colored from an original photograph shot in 2005.
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© 2009 RC deWinter Third in a series of different views of a sun-filled antique kitchen in Colorado. Painted from an original photo shot in 2005.
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© 2009 RC deWinter Another view of the antique Colorado kitchen, this time featuring a row of empty milk and other bottles on a shelf above the stove and other kitchenware. Painted from an original photograph shot in 2005.
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Two coffee mugs and a cake on a plate
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There’s a colorful one in every bunch … never fails :) Olympus E-3 and Sigma 105 mm f/2.8 macro. Copyright © Richard G. Witham 2009 all rights reserved. / Contact the artist
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Life after dinner…. the party moves on… the kitchen sleeps
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© 2009 RC deWinter ~ All Rights Reserved ~~ A brick hearth dating to the late 18th century dominates this corner of the kitchen in the Isaac Stevens House in Wethersfield, Connecticut. This room has another, larger baking hearth as well, for cooking was a time-consuming and continuous process in colonial households. Turning out the meats, soups, breads and pies for a large family occupied a the better part of every day, and in the summer must have been a hellish task, for Wethersfield sits on a cove of the Connecticut River and the heat and humidity were likely overwhelming. Note the size of the ladle hanging on the wall next to the hearth, and the pewter ware on the table. Painted from an original photograph shot in June 2009.
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General Store/ Clinton, Iowa / Still in business! And a treasure trove; a combination hardware store, thrift shop, antique shop
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Mt. Carroll, Illinois
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