My offerings for this week could almost be considered to be on a scale from the profane, through secular, to the sacred.
Glasses and mirrors behind an Amsterdam bar from our visit there last September.
My favourite jug, made by Cristal de Sèvres.
A very old glass calculator, never used. I don't know where it came from but I love it's chunky shape and the reflections when the sun shines through it on the windowsill.
A stained glass window from the Hospital of St Cross.
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Profane to sacred indeed! Great series of glass-themed shots there! :)
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, you were quick YSTL :) Thanks!
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Love the calculator, not one that would fit into the pocket that easily though...lol
ReplyDeleteCheers Mark
I'm a stained glass window fan! Beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteOdd looking calculator but I love it!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend.
Amazing collection of photos for us this weekend.
ReplyDeleteMy 'glass' is shared, I sure hope you can find time to drop by for a visit if you haven't already.
Happy Saturday to you, and happy hunting!!!
Good Photos! My favorite was the last one. I love stained glass!!
ReplyDeleteytsl gave such a funny comment hahaha. i love the calculator in glass
ReplyDeleteI love the glass calculator.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you showed a series of the different ways glass is used. They are all beautiful shots. I love the jug.
ReplyDeleteA glass calculator? First time I've seen one!
ReplyDeleteThey're all great shots btw.
A glass calculator -- who'd've thunk it!
ReplyDeleteA GLASS calculator?! My husband (a CFO) would LOVE that!! He has a fascination with calculators of all kinds.
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Great collection of shots! My husband would love the glass calculator, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, I particularly like the glass calculator.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Those are all wonderful examples of glass! That glass calculator is very cool, and the stained glass window is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGlass calculator. How beautiful. Happy weekend (=
ReplyDeleteThat was a beautiful presentation of glass stuff! And Cristal de Sèvres on top - wow!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Great series of shots. I've never seen anything like that glass calculator before - quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI have never, ever seen or even heard of a glass calculator before. That is neat-o! My Mommie got that piece of art glass from an art show, and the artist was so happy!
ReplyDeleteThe glass calculator is unique. I love looking at stained glass windows, they are so beautifully crafted.
ReplyDeleteThe calculator is nice and I never saw a such one. I would like to be in Amsterdam at the place exactly you sohw us! Just for this saturday evening!
ReplyDeleteGreat choices. I love them all. I've never been to the Hospital of St Cross. I love that the wayfarer's dole is still available to this day. Happy weekend
ReplyDeleteThat is a great collection. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeletevery nice photos, the stained glass is excellent
ReplyDeleteWell I have to say what most have said. The glass calculator is great! A collector's item I bet.
ReplyDeleteAmazing collection of photos for the theme.
ReplyDeleteGlass calculator? O_O
ReplyDeleteDoes it works? LOL :p
i like the glass calculator,first time seeing one
ReplyDeleteA glass calculator? Never saw one before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful post of glass, I especially love the calculator... that's very nice. The stained glass windows is pretty.
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