This Venetian goblet with baluster stem from the second half of the 16th century is characterized by the Venetian 'half filigree' workmanship.
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This Venetian goblet with baluster stem from the second half of the 16th century is characterized by the Venetian 'half filigree' workmanship.
Museo del Vetro
I don’t know if people forget about the commercial about the cereal breathing dragon, but I’ve seen so many post about like “Nimona can turn into anything that they wish and imagine”, which is true to an extend, but I think it’s rather true that they turn into thing they’ve seen before,, Like,, Nimona’s surely seen the ad and was like “rad”
I don’t believe they can conjure animals from nothing, but so many post I read, read as though that was the reality,,
Idk, just a thought
Someone said to me that when they thought of Ballister they thought of our staircase…and I thought, “Yeah, but those are balusters…”
BUT then I thought—wow the spelling of that word is a) odd (it’s just an odd word in my mind) and b) kinda hazy, like I’ve seen it spelt in various ways
So I looked it up in the Oxford English Dictionary and tah-fucking-dah (as they say):
Forms: 1600s– baluster; also 1600s ballester, ballister, barrister, 1600s–1700s balluster, ballaster, ballister, balister, 1700s balustre. See also banister n.
the blossom of the wild pomegranate’ (Latin balaustium , < Greek βαλαύστιον in same sense), on account of the resemblance of a baluster to the double-curving calyx-tube of this flower
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Also, Nimona is sort of pomegranate coloured
Doors open opposite ways to two bedrooms off second-floor hall. Amusing 19th-century chair is one of four. Initials AH inscribe chair’s backrest.
House & Garden’s Best in Decoration, 1987
Finally today we did a project that’s been on my mind for a long time 😆🤩. Been wanting an obelisk with a birdhouse on top for one of my climber rose ... so for months been thrifting balusters, wood, birdhouse, paint, screws, dowels, etc ... a few hours building and painting... here it is!!! 😍 anxiously letting it dry so tomorrow I can place it in the right spot 🥰
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8/9/2020
Hi everyone ! I made this stair railing from the "King's Balustrade" fence I made. This is not a true TS4 stair railing because we are not able to create custom stair railing for now. Balusters are very detailed so this object has a high polygon count (see below).
How to use
use the cheat "bb.moveobjects on"
use the "9" key to move up ("0" key to move down) the stair railing to the good height (ALT+9 or ALT+0 if your game have TS3 camera controls)
In this way this stair railing can be used with all height of wall, and with multiple of 4 stair steps with foundation.
Download matching post and fence here
http://modthesims.info/d/619565/king-s-balustrade.html
Happy Simming ! Jim Polygon Counts: Object : High/Medium/Low
King's Balustrade - Stair Railing : 4163/3411/1794 Additional Credits: TSRW, S4S, S4PE. EA/Maxis for wood and stone textures, and for capital mesh.
Untitled by sftrajan Via Flickr: #1527 and #1529 Twentieth Street between Missouri Street and Connecticut Street San Francisco, California DSCN4366