Sunday, July 31, 2011

An Antique Camera Critter


An Antique Treasure


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14 comments:

  1. irinapictures6:30 AM

    Swan lake?

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  2. Birdman7:47 AM

    This is 4 in a row... another bird shot today. I did miss the memo, didn't I?

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  3. Tanya Breese8:50 AM

    great patina on this little critter!

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  4. Lois9:06 AM

    How cute! I would love to have one of those sitting on my porch.

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  5. Sharon9:49 AM

    What a lovely antique it is!!

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  6. Randy10:34 AM

    Perfect for my garden!

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  7. Hootin Anni10:43 AM

    This, I like very much!!! Glad you spied it so you could photograph it for us. Oh, and the "Hat Rack" post below....we used to see this a lot at Jason's Deli in Tucson with the airbase so close by. Brought back memories.

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  8. Tatjana Parkacheva10:53 AM

    Beautiful antique.

    Regards!

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  9. PerthDailyPhoto10:58 AM

    That's a beauty Kate, wonder how old it is?

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  10. Judy12:35 PM

    I've seen one of these but no where near that big. Nice find!

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  11. nonizamboni12:55 PM

    Amazing--it would stop me dead in my tracks if I happened upon it.
    And now that I've met you I catch a glimpse of your sense of humor too.
    Have a lovely week! [possibly with less humidity?]

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  12. Linda Starr2:36 PM

    We're slowly disposing of our collections and often times it's so hard to do because each piece is so unique like this one, somehow the transient nature of life today seems more tangible seeing the well crafted and patinated surfaces of yesteryears.

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  13. Jack11:24 PM

    Yup, Kate, this guy does have a few years under his belt. But, then again, so do I.

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  14. Lowell8:52 AM

    Definitely old and definitely "antiquey," but what in the world would it have been used for other than decoration? And what could it possibly decorate? :-) Looks like the Minnesota winters may have rusted about part of it's beak?

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