Ancient or Antique Objects: Juli 2011

Minggu, 31 Juli 2011

Javan rusa

rusa is a ruminant mammal of the families Cervidae, deer species in Indonesia there are four, sambar, timor deer, elk and deer Bawean.

Male Javan rusa are larger than females. Males usually weigh 152 kg, while females weigh about 74 kg. The males have a lyre-shaped, three-tined antlers, which weigh about 2.5 kg. Males and females have a rough grayish brown coat that is often coarse in appearance. Their ears are rounded and broad. The animals look short and stubby because they have relatively short legs.

Javan rusa are primarily nocturnal but they can browse and graze during the day. During the mating season, males decorate their antlers with grass and twigs to attract the females and intimidate competitors. Males are extremely vocal and aggressive towards one another. Males and females live separately most of the year, except during the mating season. Young calves stay with their mothers until they reach sexual maturity. They are gregarious, normally associating in herds.

Antique chandelier

Ancient legend says that a chandelier like this is the noble or wealthy people, one of which is the headman, is also said if you want to buy a chandelier is the first time will have to sell one cow, because the price is expensive.
Antique chandelier is a unique, krn hoist system for enabling people to fill the earlier times of oil or cleaning, just by pulling the tail down the ballast in the form of an existing round just above the cup will be attracted upwards, then the light will come down, so that the position more will facilitate the activities of charging low oil, etc..
This is possible because the ballast which can weigh up to approximately 3 kilograms.

Still very good condition, including a cap or cup white is still the original (the original is not usually clear glass that the interior painted white, while the original is indeed a white glass and the section that includes difficult to obtain, where oil is still the original)
Diameter of cup / hat 28 cm

Iron engravings nothing was broken at all, including chains, ornaments bottom ballast spheres.

One of the most noticeable difference with a replica or reproduction of this hanging lamp is carved from repro that looks very rough and not smooth compared to the original.

Jumat, 22 Juli 2011

Guci Ceramics

Guci Ceramics was originally derived from the Greek meaning keramikos a form of clay that has undergone the process of combustion.

Dictionaries and encyclopedias in the 1950s to define ceramics as an art and technology to produce goods of baked clay, like pottery, tile, porcelain, and so on. But this time not all the tiles from clay. The definition includes all the latest understanding of ceramic materials and inorganic non-metallic solid form. (Joseph, 1998:2).

Generally more stable ceramic compounds in the environment compared to thermal and chemical elements. Ceramic raw materials commonly used are felspard, ball clay, quartz, kaolin, and water. Properties of ceramics is largely determined by the crystal structure, chemical and mineral composition of luggage. Therefore the nature of ceramics also depends on the geological environment in which the material obtained. In general, very complicated structure with few free electrons.

The lack of a free electron ceramics make the most of the ceramic material is not an electrical conductor as well as being a bad conductor of heat. In addition, ceramics have the properties of brittle, hard, and stiff. Ceramics in general have better compressive strength than the strength of its appeal.

ancient and antique

These jars have a lifespan of 200 years, ancient and antique sanagt. This jar has an historical value for its owners because of hereditary deposit .. These jars are also said to have benefits as a media enhancer for the store fortune at home and can reject or avoid the fire, these jars can also be called a jar of anti-venom, but it's all back to God almighty for what tau is in the heavens and the earth.
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