chicken in the kitchen

Well , Today I've seen that in my shop we have chickens , hens , well fowls everywhere  not only in the kitchen ( but chicken in the kitchen sounds funny to me)...

let me show you : IT IS A REAL COLLECTION

There is a new fabric of P. Frey that made me think about it . I love this fabric I 'm going to make a blind in the kitchen of " a provencal bastide"

I will take a better picture next time because IT IS VERY NICE

Brunschwig fabric with a little hen in provencal ceramic : poterie de lussan 80 euro

MORE LUSSAN'S CERAMICS

POULE DE LUSSAN BETWEEN 80 AND 100 EURO

PINTADES DE LUSSAN  BETWEEN 80 AND 100 EUROS

BOOK ABOUT CHICKENS

Chickens painting of Edouard Coppenolle , a  XIX th century famous french painter

you will see it in our show room .. price : 1300 euro

Asiatic chicken ( without any disease) in XIX china . It looks so modern . Price : 170 euro

China From Pierre Frey , available in our show room

Chicken from P. Frey again even in the cushions and the bags ..Do you believe it ?

available in our show room

The Last But not THE LEAST

I don't translate the name of this container in english , well in french it is called " cul de poule " ( poule = chicken). it is for cooking . Bocuse would love it. It is to make still egg whites or caramel

Comments

[Rédigé par : patricia gray]

I love the "cul de poule".
I have never seen one of these before. You French are so very clever!

[Rédigé par : Maryam in Marrakesh]

That Pierre Frey fabric is adorable!

PS Pls let me know if that Rubelli fabric ever goes on sale or if you would like to do a swap for special treasures from Egypt, Mali, or Morocco.

[Rédigé par : robyn]

What a great post, I love the fabric and also the Asiatic Chicken, reminds of one of my Grandmothers.

[Rédigé par : marita]

j'adore les poules sur le premier tissu. it reminds me of making an asignment of hand painted kitchen curtains with a chicken design for one of my clients.

[Rédigé par : Michelle]

I've always been told that a rooster in the kitchen is good luck--if my camera were working, I'd take a photo of mine and send it to you...someday I will :)

[Rédigé par : barbara]

Oh I love that first fabric. I have a weakness for hens and roosters. There is a New Zealand artist Jeff Thomson who has made a series of roosters from screen printed corrugated iron. If I ever come into lots of money it will be the first piece of art I buy.

[Rédigé par : Marie-Noëlle]

Puis-je m'y risquer?

Cul-de-poule = Hen's ass (litterally,in English !!!)

Je m'interroge... pourquoi ce nom très imagé...???
Parce que cela sert pour les oeufs, "tout juste pondus", sans doute...
Je ne connaissais pas du tout cet ustansile de cuisine...