Everyday Objects Collection

Chinese export cabinet on a William and Mary stand, late 17th century (incised lacquer
CH433444 Chinese export cabinet on a William and Mary stand, late 17th century (incised lacquer, brass & wood) (see also 433443) by Chinese School (17th century)

Exhibit of the Museum of Safety Appliances of the American Institute of Social Service
MNY380917 Exhibit of the Museum of Safety Appliances of the American Institute of Social Service, New York, 1907 (silver gelatin print) by Byron Company (fl.1890-1942)

Winter panning at Dawson, c. 1897-1900 (b / w photo)
DPL415575 Winter panning at Dawson, c.1897-1900 (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Denver Public Library

American singer Sammy Davis Junior performs a dance on a cocktail table at the Mayfair Hotel in London, during his five day visit to England. 3rd May 1966

1950s lounge living room September 1956 Housewife cleaning curtains using hose from Hoover Constellation vacuum cleaner Home house

Actress Britt Ekland looking in mirror circa 1960s

Actress Britt Ekland looking in mirror circa 1960s

Light switch JOHN MANNING 500 KITCHEN October 1997 INCLUDING CHEAP WALLPAPER TRICKS light switch

Life Cheese late 1870s Oil canvas 33 3 / 8 x 35 3 / 8
Artokoloro

Drying clothes. Thermogram of clothes on a household radiator. The colours show variations in temperature. The scale runs from white (warmest), through yellow, orange and red to purple (coldest)

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"Unveiling the Timeless Charm: Everyday Objects Through the Ages" Step into a world where history meets functionality, as we explore a fascinating collection that have stood the test of time. From exquisite Chinese export cabinets to innovative safety appliances, each item tells its own unique story. Transport yourself back to the late 17th century with a mesmerizing Chinese export cabinet delicately placed on a William and Mary stand. The intricate incised lacquer work showcases the craftsmanship of yesteryears, leaving us in awe of its beauty. Next, we delve into an era captured by black and white photography – Dawson's winter panning scene from c. 1897-1900. Witnessing these brave souls braving harsh conditions reminds us of their determination and resilience during the gold rush days. Shifting gears to entertainment, we find ourselves enchanted by American singer Sammy Davis Junior's captivating dance performance on a cocktail table at the Mayfair in mid-century America. His talent transcends boundaries and leaves audiences spellbound even today. Stepping into September 1956, we enter a cozy lounge living room where a diligent housewife meticulously cleans her curtains using nothing but water from a hose. A testament to resourcefulness and dedication in maintaining household elegance. The enchanting actress Britt Ekland takes center stage once again as she gazes upon her reflection in front of an elegant mirror from the swinging sixties. Her timeless beauty resonates through time, capturing hearts then and now. In our quest for convenience, we stumble upon John Manning's revolutionary kitchen light switch from October 1997 – an innovation that brought ease to countless households worldwide. Accompanied by cheap wallpaper tricks that transformed spaces effortlessly. As our journey nears its end, let us not forget Life Cheese – immortalized on canvas during the late 1870s. This masterpiece captures not only culinary delight but also serves as an ode to simpler times when food brought people together.