Comments from the gallery

Question: "How would you use an object like this in your life?"

• "To keep my pens from rolling across my desk."
• "To hold Grandpa's false teeth."
• "Cell phone holder on my desk."
• "Put them all together to make a launch ramp for my Hot Wheels."
• "To separate snacks in a snack dish. A very fancy snack dish!"
• "As an iPad holder."
• "Not in my life, but perhaps it was used as a pedestal for setting wigs on?"
• "To hold something small like a sewing needle."
• "Pie slice separator."
• "I would use it for bookends."
• "You rest your silverware on it, so you don't get the tablecloth dirty."
• "Nacho cheese scooper."
• "I'd give it to my aunt for brownie points!"
• "To drain a tea bag into the teacup."
• "Set my utensils on while cooking or eating so they don't get dirty."
• "Plate for my silver rings."
• "I would give it to a mouse, as a room divider."
• "Spoon rest while drinking afternoon tea."
• "As a shield when pouring tea (loose) into a container."
• "I would use it as a mini dressing screen for my dolls."
• "To hold tacos. Yum!"
• "I would use it to scrape the last pieces of corn off my plate. I can never get them."
• "To hold tiny food."
• "To impress women."
• "Gotta be chopstick rests!"
• "I'd use it to hold silverwear, tea bags, or lemon wedges."
• "To put in a frame and use for decoration."
• "I would use this object to scoop sugars into tea."
• "I would use it as a spoon rest or for cheeses."
• "To place your silverwear after using it."
• "A tile in the kitchen around the bottom rim of cabinets."
• "I would put it behind a glass partition and hang it on the wall."
• "To scoop sugar, flour, and corn meal."
• "To hold potatoes."
• "Knife rest."
• "To scoop up pencil sharpenings."

Question: "What are the first three words that come to mind when you look at this object?"

• "Tea time - strain - biscuits"
• "Dutch - windmill - clogs"
• "Wow - cool - China"
• "Tea - tapan - garden"
• "Fancy - expensive - caviar"
• "Bananas - ketchup - mustard"
• "My - grandma's house"
• "Luxury - elegant - food"
• "Weird - antique - fragile"
• "White - purposeful - sturdy"
• "Asian - elegant - fragile"
• "Broken - ancient - lazy (too lazy to fix it)"
• "China - spoon - awkward"
• "Mini - Barbie - table"
• "A - broken - plate"