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This German pub has a secure storage system for your personal tankards
Used to be normal for pubs! Wish it still were, I hate having to bring my tankard to the bar and then bring it back home again :-/
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This German pub has a secure storage system for your personal tankards
Used to be normal for pubs! Wish it still were, I hate having to bring my tankard to the bar and then bring it back home again :-/
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This German pub has a secure storage system for your personal tankards
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That, or rohypnol!
And thanks--it's about 230 years old and still doesn't leak.
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Silver teapot, 1713, London, by Thomas Parr I, at the Ashmolean Museum
Thought I would kick off this community with a little detail about the object in our icon.
Would love to hear what you think about it. Is it attractive? What do you like/dislike about it? Have you seen a similar piece somewhere?
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Huge (almost 8ft x 5ft) imperial Qing dynasty map of the world, 1811, ink on paper
Here's a close-up where you can see some additional detail:
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Silver teapot, 1713, London, by Thomas Parr I, at the Ashmolean Museum
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Awesome! Yeah I hear you about the spout, I like the more typical short, curved type. But I also appreciate the iconoclasm of this one.
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Pot by Thomas Commeraw (c. 1772-1823), free Black potter in NYC
I learned about Commeraw from one of the curators of the exhibition, Allison Robinson, whom I interviewed for my podcast. His story is absolutely fascinating and just as complex as you would imagine.