Chipped Collection

French fries in a paper cone. These fried, chipped potatoes are high in fat. A diet with too much fatty food is associated with health risks, including an increased risk of heart disease and strokes

Rusty, green-painted corrugated iron wall, Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Pa. German Hildebrandt Mug, c. 1939. Creator: Thomas Watts
Pa. German Hildebrandt Mug, c. 1939

Closeup of chipped palm leaf

Still life of marine floating ball

Iron bolt

Rusted chain

Layers of worn auto paint abstract

Pa. German Shaving Basin, c. 1936. Creator: Frances Lichten
Pa. German Shaving Basin, c. 1936

St. Mary Magdalene (painted plaster)
3469439 St. Mary Magdalene (painted plaster) by Jubert, Jacques (16th century); Eglise Saint-Ayoul de Provins, Ile-de-France, Seine-et-Marne, France; (add.info.: Calvaire (Depoloration)

Implements of the Stone Age (litho)
6013467 Implements of the Stone Age (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Implements of the Stone Age)

Ink pot found in Qumran (terracotta)
BLP398253 Ink pot found in Qumran (terracotta) by Roman; Private Collection; Photo eZev Radovan; out of copyright

Wanted a wife (chromolitho)
2800641 Wanted a wife (chromolitho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: Wanted a wife. Postcard, early 20th century.); © Look and Learn

St. Mary Magdalene (painted plaster)
3469437 St. Mary Magdalene (painted plaster) by Jubert, Jacques (16th century); Eglise Saint-Ayoul de Provins, Ile-de-France, Seine-et-Marne, France; (add.info.: Calvaire (Depoloration)

Shallow Dish from Saqqara, Old Kingdom, c. 2726-2647 BC (travertine)
490738 Shallow Dish from Saqqara, Old Kingdom, c.2726-2647 BC (travertine) by Egyptian 2nd Dynasty (c.2890-2686 BC); 8x35.9x35.9 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Showing the probable way in which the Early Flint Weapons were used (engraving)
970852 Showing the probable way in which the Early Flint Weapons were used (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Head of a statue, Ostia Antica, Italy (stone)
702931 Head of a statue, Ostia Antica, Italy (stone) by Roman; out of copyright

Details of rust and paint on metal

North American Indian Archaic Stone chipped Spear Point, Paleolithic
North American Indian Archaic Stone chipped Spear Point. Paleolithic. End of Pleistocene Period, Hamilton County, Tennessee, USA

Wood for biomass power plant
Wood for power plant. Close-up of cut wood that will be burnt in a biomass power station. Photographed in Vastra Gotland, Sweden

Weathered and chipped white washed wood; Eastend, Saskatchewan, Canada

Decayed Facade Of A Building; Venice, Veneto, Italy

Paint Peeling Off Wood

The number ten on crumbling plaster

Facade with flaking paint, Krems, Lower Austria, Austria, Europe

Window, facade with flaking paint, Krems, Lower Austria, Austria, Europe

Texture, wood with flaking paint

Texture, plastered wall, peeling paint

Texture, metal with flaking paint

Texture, metal with flaking paint, rust

Peeling green paint on wooden boards and a hinge, Faroe Islands, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Rusty, light green metal wall, Denmark

Peeling paint, rusty nails, Reykjanesskagi, Southern Peninsula or Reykjanes, Iceland

Detail, gate, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Domestic Dog, mongrel, adult, being scanned for microchip by vet at veterinary surgery, England, February

Sheep farming, stockman checking sheep with electronic identification device at sale, Thame Sheep Fair, Oxfordshire, England, August

Chunk of dark chocolate with small pieces chipped off on one plate, and chicken breast with carrots, spinach and boiled brown rice on another plate

Spinel specimen
Spinel crystals from Vietnam. The rock has been chipped away to reveal the well-defined crystals

Thailand, Bangkok. Buddhist statue

Beaver damage. Tree trunk gnawed by a North American beaver (Castor canadensis). Beavers are herbivorous rodents which feed on wood during winter

Biomass power plant, Sweden
Biomass power plant. Piles of wood chips at a wood-fuelled power station. Photographed in Vadstena, Sweden

Beefburger world. Conceptual computer artwork of the Earth skewered to a beefburger. The beef patty in the sandwich consists of processed meat and may have been fried

Prehistoric stone tools. Artwork of examples of stone tools used by prehistoric cultures. Such stone tools are classified according to their complexity

Wood chip production. Wood chips being produced at a sawmill. The chips are produced during the cutting of logs into pieces of timber. The wood chips may be used for a variety of purposes

Logging machine
logging district Närke

Power station in Sweden
Small power station, typical for a small town in Sweden, burning green products from the forests. Photographed in Vadstena district in Ostergotland in Sweden

Fried chips and ketchup. Chips are produced from potatoes, and cooked by frying in oil. Fried food is unhealthy due to its high fat content

Carpenters saw a large log
A team of carpenters use a long two-person saw to split a large trunk log into planks. Watercolour Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

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"Chipped: A Journey Through Time and Texture" Step into a world wonders, where the stories of the past are etched onto every surface. From the crispy golden edges of French fries to the rusty, green-painted corrugated iron wall in Faroe Islands, Denmark, each chip tells a tale. Layers of worn auto paint abstractly reveal the passage of time and countless journeys taken. The Pa. German Shaving Basin from 1936 showcases delicate chips that hint at its long history with generations gone by. St. Mary Magdalene emerges from painted plaster with gentle chips that add character to her serene face. Implements of the Stone Age bear witness to ancient hands shaping tools for survival, their chipped edges revealing secrets lost in time. An ink pot found in Qumran whispers tales of forgotten words penned centuries ago on its terracotta surface. "Wanted a wife" declares a vibrant chromolitho poster, its corners slightly chipped but still brimming with longing. Once again, St. Mary Magdalene graces our presence - this time as a painted plaster figure - reminding us that even sacred art bears signs of wear and tear over time. A shallow dish from Saqqara stands as an artifact from Egypt's Old Kingdom; its travertine surface adorned with subtle chips that speak volumes about ancient feasts shared around it. Engravings depicting Early Flint Weapons offer glimpses into how our ancestors wielded these primitive tools - their chipped forms evidence of battles fought and won or lost throughout history. Finally, we encounter the head of a statue in Ostia Antica, Italy; weathered stone bearing chips that hint at stories untold yet waiting to be discovered within its silent gaze. In this captivating journey through time and texture, we find beauty in imperfection - embracing each chip as an invitation to unravel mysteries hidden beneath layers upon layers of history's touch.