Things Collection (page 6)

Dunquin Harbour, Dingle Peninsula, Co Kerry, Ireland

Tourists At The Giants Causeway, Co Antrim, Ireland

Hay Making, Lough Corrib, Co Galway, Ireland

Stream Near Glengariff, Co Cork, Ireland

The Burren, Co Clare, Ireland, Karst-Landscape Region

Traditional Farming, Hay Making, Lough Corrib, Co Galway, Ireland

Waterfall, Sloughan Glen, Co Tyrone, Ireland

The Custom House, River Liffey, Dublin, Ireland

Ballinamuck, County Longford, Ireland, Pikeman Statue

Navan Fort, County Armagh, Ireland

Irelands Eye, Howth, Co Dublin, Ireland

Standing Stones, Blacksod Point, Co Mayo, Ireland

Rock Of Cashel, Cashel, Co Tipperary, Ireland

Ogham Stone, Dunmore Head, Dingle Peninsula, Co Kerry, Ireland

Dolmens, Cleggan Dolmen, Connemara Co Galway

Saint Finbarres Cathedral, Cork City, Co Cork, Ireland

Doorty Cross, Kilfenora, Co Clare, Ireland, 12Th Century High Cross

St Eugenes Cathedral, From Brooke Park, Co Derry, Ireland

Cross Slab, Dingle Peninsula, Co Kerry, Ireland

Maynooth Seminary, Co Kildare, Ireland

Round Tower And High Cross, Monasterboice, Co Louth, Ireland

Composition Of Jesus Death On Cross

Rock Of Cashel, Co Tipperary, Ireland

Navan Fort, Co Armagh, Ireland

Clare Glens, Co Clare, Ireland

Guinness, Salmon And Bread

Red Bridge & Japanese Lantern, Autumn, Japanese Gardens, Co Kildare, Ireland

Holy Spirit Ascending

King George V head and shoulders on a silk postcard
There were various different types of sllk cards - woven, embroidered and machine woven. The King and Queen set an example in all things from digging for Victory to abstinence from alcohol

The Jungman Sisters
Mrs Arthur James, Zita Jungman seen on the right (1904-2006) and her younger sister, Teresa Baby Jungman, later Mrs Cuthbertson (1908-2010)

Fortuna (Anon)
The Roman goddess of luck, bearing a cornucopia full of good things

Rabanus Maurus. De Rerum Naturis, 11th c
RABANUS, Maurus (c. 780 - 856). De universo or De rerum naturis. 842 - 847. Codex 132. Heaven and zodiac signs. Edition of the 11th century from the original Carolingian manuscript. Romanesque art

1920s cocktail party gossip
" I wonder why one always has a cherry in a cocktail?" " So that one shall not drink on an empty stomach" Witty exchanges at a well populated, glamorous

Cartoon, Things that matter, WW1
Cartoon, Things that matter -- Brain. Crown Prince: It doesn t matter what Papa or Michaelis says. After all, we are the real brain(s) of the Empire

Heath Robinson - Wartime Cartoons - WWII. Showing people climbing up onto barrage balloons. Date: 1940

Specimens from Mr Punchs industrial exhibition of 1850 (engraving)
XJF3037885 Specimens from Mr Punchs industrial exhibition of 1850 (engraving) by Leech, John (1817-64); Private Collection; (add.info)

Three cog wheels

Old rusty keys on a key ring

Sunrise over Charlottes Pass
The sun is rising over Charlottes Pass, in Kosciuszko National Park, on a blue December 31st 2011

On the Properties of Things (De proprietatibus rerum) (15th c.), translation by Jean Cordichon of the encyclopedic work of the Franciscan Bartholomaeus Anglicus. Astronomer. Gothic art

Sideric Pendulum
With the Sideric Pendulum you can learn the future and do all sorts of other amazing things

Jesus and Satan
Satan offers Jesus all kinds of nice things if he will only renounce his mission : but he refuses

Young man and motorcycle on a comic postcard
Young man and motorcycle with deflated tyres on a comic postcard -- Things are pretty flat here. Date: circa 1910s

The Bright Brigade
Modes for Men - illustration from one of a series of advertisements for Abdullah cigarettes showing types from the 1920s, in this case The Bright Brigade consisting of three flapper girls working in

British beer versus American cocktails, 1929
British beer versus American cocktails at Olivia Wyndhams hospitable bar. Miss Jean Baird and Miss Gwen Farrar support beer

Things I Should Like To See II by Bateman. A Dentist having a tooth stopped. One Dentist filling the tooth of another. The look of fear and pain is clear of his face

Things I Should Like To See I by Bateman. A profiteering greengrocer obliged to buy his household vegetables at an exorbitant price from another shop

The Jungman Sisters as Gemini
Teresa (Baby) Jungman and her sister Zita, posing as the Gemini sign of the Zodiac. The costumes were part of a The Signs of the Zodiac pageant organised by Mrs Robin D Erlanger at the Park Lane

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"Capturing the Essence of Things That Matter: A Glimpse into the Bright Young People's World" Step into a world where art, glamour, and eccentricity collide. In Bruce Bairnsfather's iconic book "Things That Matter, " we delve deep into the lives of Cecil Beaton, Rex Whistler, and Stephen Tennant at Cap Ferrat. These visionaries epitomize the essence of creativity that defined an era. Immerse yourself in the mock Rayner-Ponsonby wedding, where The Bright Young People flaunt their opulent lifestyles with delightful irreverence. An exquisite art deco illustration transports us to 1929 when these young trendsetters redefined style and sophistication. As we gaze upon a symmetrically stacked pile of logs destined for warmth and comfort as firewood, we are reminded that even seemingly mundane objects can hold beauty and purpose. Each log represents resilience and sustenance—a metaphor for life itself. In a theatre box filled with anticipation, emotions run high as North America's St. Johns harbor entrance unfolds before our eyes in all its majestic glory. Mariner Watersnakes slither through turbulent waters while mysterious UFOs hover above—books by Jung whisper secrets waiting to be unraveled. A suffragette Votes for Women Pepper Pot stands tall as a symbol of empowerment—a reminder that progress is born from determination and unity. Lewis Baumer's masterpiece "On with the Dance" captures vibrant energy on canvas—an invitation to embrace life's rhythm without hesitation. And finally, join The Bright Young People at one of their legendary parties—an extravaganza where inhibitions are shed like old skins amidst laughter and revelry. Here lies a kaleidoscope of personalities intertwining under moonlit skies—each individual adding their unique hue to this dazzling tapestry called life. In this captivating journey through time and space, we discover that it is not merely things themselves but rather the stories they tell that truly matter.