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Tiny Table of Food

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Charlotte and Martin Willmott have no formal training in tiny sculpture-making, but the husband-and-wife team impressively created this farmhouse table (£85) fit for a decent-sized beetle. The couple was first inspired 30 years ago by a man making 1/12th scale chairs. Today they live in Ipswich, England, and travel all over to miniature art fairs, where one of their mini Atlantic salmon goes for £45.

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7 Comments:

I'm so glad you posted this. I collect food miniatures and everyone I know thinks I'm insane; this gives my hobby some semblance of legitimacy...

If anyone is interested in collecting mini-food that doesn't cost $90 per fish, Toy Tokyo in NYC's East Village sells boxes of Japanese Re-Ment (the foremost miniature brand) for $4-5 per meal set. Of course, it's plastic, not clay or bone china. I have some pictures of my collection here: http://finefuriouslife.com/2008/06/18/the-best-things-in-life-are-wee/

I like that there's a foremost miniature brand.

can you get training in tiny sculpture making? it sounds a lot more fun that what i do everyday!!

I was curious what was being made from the chopped/peeled veggies and eggs...and mouse.

Eh they got nothing on Lester Freaman...

aww i want that 5 yrs ago for my barbies;
thats freekin sweet

@frenetica! - I totally collect Re-Ment stuff also. I buy whole collections thru J-List. Loved the shots of your groovy pieces!

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