I think these pics turned out pretty neat! Guess what they are a part of, and you will win one of these photographs from my shop!Good luck!!
The guessing game ends Jan. 31st. ;)
Why don't you make this contagious?
Make a post on your own blog. Add one of your photos and say, "I'm playing the guessing game..What/where/who/When? Guess and you win the print! Guessing game ends Jan. 31st!"
Come back here, guess and leave the link to your blog! :) Ooh, this should be fun!
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They are a part of a gate...the knob!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat awesome photographs!! Are they old, weathered doorknobs?!
ReplyDeletecopper patina added door knobs. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought that they might be old doorknobs, but everyone else guessed that so I am going to go with an old water faucet. LOL. Either way the photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeletehmmmm.
ReplyDeleteI am guessing an old copper ball from a weathervane. I am stumped about the etched numbers though.
ReplyDeleteA finial of some sort. I love a good patina.
ReplyDeleteIt's obviously an Alien "Bra Form" from the 16th century.
ReplyDeleteIt's a little known fact that they dropped a few during a flyby around 1549 or so, and the descent into our atmosphere caused them to turn a little green.
These bra forms are quite rare, as they are from the Gamma Quadrant where the females have hourglass-shaped breasts.
What a find Becca!
Okay, okay, I'm joining in:
ReplyDeleteChristy DeKoning, Travels in Watercolor: The Guessing Game
Christy,
ReplyDeleteYes, I know. Especially because in the Gamma Quadrant this type of aging would have been purple, but since the bra landed here, it's green. Truly, one of kind!
So does that mean I win?
ReplyDeleteYou aren't going to believe this, but the photograph of the item is on my backup storage which is only accessible from a mac..and the mac is out for repair! Long and short, I can't post what it is, so I haven't written yet. awful, right?
ReplyDeleteChristy, you are as close as anyone else, let's put it that way!