Brooch
19th century
Gold, enameled; diamonds
possibly French
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Brooch
19th century
Gold, enameled; diamonds
possibly French
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Netsuke of Mother Bat with Two Young, HÅ-raku, 19th century
Dress, c. 1881
"A breathtaking masterpiece of 1920âs couture by legendary designer Sadie Nemser. Composed of aquamarine silk velvet and metallic silver lace, adorned with hand made ribbon flowers, beads and pearls."
xtabayvintage via Instagram
Brooch
c. 1901
gold and enamel brooch in the shape of a flower and hornet
Made by Georges Fouquet & designed by Charles Desrosiers
Paris, France
Victoria and Albert Museum
Antique French Pearl Ruby Diamond Gold Convertible Snake Bracelet Necklace 1860
they had one of these guys at the antwerp diamond museum too!
Be the change you want to see.
Spoonful of goo for the creature
tiny death roll
HELP!(2025) by 32 Chunk
âHelp! I need somebody, not just anybody! Help!
When I was skinnier so much skinnier than today, I never needed any more salmon in anywayâ
VOTE CHUNK!!!!!
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âThings got done. Just not the things you pay me for.â
This is definitely me in summer (or anytime it goes above 20C, really)
lads out havin a lark, playin their silly games