Bluesky Bagpuss

A black diamond shaped trinket dish. White floral edges with a lady in the middle in white holding the head of madusa. Greek mythology, decoration in the style of ancient Greece. Traditional Wedgwood jasperware style design.

Wedgwood Jasperware. Andromeda holding Medusa's head.
In the myth, Medusa's head saved andromeda.

Cats

I loved that series. Rewatched it a few years ago, and reread it. Fantastically dark for a kids thing.

Very ornate drinking fountain set into wall. With Queen Victoria's face at the top and cherubs either side. Painted sky blue and white. About one yard high.

Fountain in wall, UK. Created in 1859 for Queen Victoria's 40th birthday.

Bob is already President Elect

Meme which says: me explaining to my coworkers that bones and cool rocks are acceptable home decor.

#gothsky

Added note: photo by Bluesky Bagpuss

Added note: photo by Bluesky Bagpuss

I hadn't watched this movie for years, although it's one of my favourites. I looked it up last week and found the clip of the opening scene. For me, it's the greatest movie opening of all time.

Added note: photo by Bluesky Bagpuss

Added note: photo by Bluesky Bagpuss.

Old books in a pile with a purple book showing a gold spider, no title for the book is visible.

Beautiful antiquarian books, I wish I had the purple one with the gold spider.
(Image found online)

Medusa, by G. F. Watts, 1846-1847. Alabaster.

Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore

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A very old wood carving of a man, part of the wood panelling in an old house.

A very old wood carving in a very old house in England.

A photo of a making puppets book from the 1970s.

Who else is afraid of puppets?
I still bought the book, though.

An old taxidermy white mouse sitting on a little stool at a little table.

A beautiful old taxidermy... mouse? Winchester Museum.