Photo Challenge for Thurs. 5/15.....help bump please

Today's challenge is to show us a picture of the smallest thing in your house.  If you can, give measurements as close as you can.  Here are mine, and they are very small.

   This little lady belonged to my great-great grandmother, and my mom had it marked 1875, she's all of 1 1/2 inches high.

   This came from a museum shop, I bought it for my mom many years ago.  It is only 1 inch high......now, let's see your smallest things everyone.........have a good day and make this fun........Gram 

 Very pretty, Gram.

This is a wooden thimble that a friend painted for me.  It's the size of a regular thimble.

This is a stone that I picked up at the Dead Sea in Israel.  It was so unique.  There are two pictures - showing both sides. It is approximately 1" wide and 1 1/4" tall.

 I think this is the smallest thing in our house. It is a little bird in a nest made out of a mushroom. I put the phone next to it so you can see how small it is.

Here are two very tiny rabbits. The brown one is 1 inch long and the pewter one is 1 1/8 inches and the ears stand up 3/4 of an inch.

here are my minis today.....the vintage yellow chick I got in Redlands, Ca in an antique mall.....and she is 1 and 1/8 inches tall..

the second pic is a pewter fire hydrant I got my husband years ago.....it sits on his bathroom counter....and it's 1 and 3/8 inches tall....

it sits by a photo I made him using the 9/11 stamps of the fire fighters in NYC.....blue paper as the mat....

 Bumping for more small things.

mouse magnet, blurry,

a little angle figurine from Mammaw's house

everything turned out blurry today. Maybe my batteries are bad.

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Dh gave me this Betty Boop a couple of years ago for Christmas...I really don't know why...I never showed any interest in Betty Boop, but I just love this one. She is 1-1/2 inches across and is 2 inches tall.

Well I wanted to show you the teeny tiny electrons, photons, leptons, and quarks in my house, but I've misplaced the keys to my particle accelerator.  

So instead I bring you my collection of almost-antique German Snowbabies that have been in my family for 80 years:

Each square in that shadow box is 2" high, so you can judge the size of the actual figures.  

These little pieces of porcelain bisque are very collectible and prices are running between $100 and $200 (and up) per piece these days.  They cost about 25 cents when new.

The center 3 snowmen at the bottom are not Snowbabies, but vintage German Christmas decorations of the same period, value unknown.

love your collection summer...and really love the 3 snowmen.....I love most things vintage...and christmas things are what I love looking at....thanks for posting them... 

 I can remember this little mug from when I was a little girl.  It's 1 7/8 inches tall. My DD rooted a Jade plant that is the 5th generation of a plant my son had 15 years ago.  I have to find a little pot for it.