Posted 5 years ago
MALKEY
(429 items)
japanese ginger jars, a fine pair of large ones
ceramic pottery
subject matter prunus blossom & winding branches cherry blossom tree
decades have past these darlings have travelled on my journey low high they never let go
ceramic glaze black white green
late 19th century early 20th century
good proportions ,,, height 11 inch width approximately 9 inch
as they would sing they want to come again
blue skys through the tears in my eyes
now truly eye am the omega man
lost in late winters chime
a man walks his boxer on a thin line
but he dont care he,s listenin to tunes so devine
locked away you would think i was blue
the company eye keep is a reflection to me
black and gold you,ll see is a reptile to be
life like a fairy land lustre
sprinkle some star dust and i,ll be back
all the very best malkey the omega man 1412
lots of love cw gang army of lovers
you gave me refuge when the all would not let me fly
free from man made shackles how else could eye exist
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29th march 2020 year
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Gorgeous blossoms, very serene image
Ginger jar — beautiful! Love snakes, wild frightening animals (in jewellery, only, of course). Thank you — This ginger jar of yours made me rethink some of my collection from an American pottery. The antique/vintage books have always told that mine were “grease jars”; and I always wondered why anyone would think to put something like grease in one of the beauties. I believe you have given me an awakening of sorts. They are, instead, ginger jars. TY