Oddest, Ugliest Poultry Related Nick-Nack

[cluckmecoop7]

Here is a plastic chicken that belongs to a farm set.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

Here is a super old clay broody hen play set...... You can see it was not well made. (It's homemade.....but who knows!)

 

[orrpeople]

Didn't really get to highlight this little useful critter - between its crazy mohawk comb and its "lightswitch" beak, it's one of my less realistic pieces. (Although the timer instead of legs probably kills any type of realism the artist had going in the first place!)

 

[orrpeople]

Here is a plastic chicken that belongs to a farm set.
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Ooohhh, I think I had this (or one like it) as a kid. Fisher Price?

 

[cluckmecoop7]

Ooohhh, I think I had this (or one like it) as a kid. Fisher Price?

I think so! The one I have is pretty old.

 

[orrpeople]

Soap eggs...

Which nobody uses... Maybe they're just not anti-viral looking enough.
Mug given me by a lady I gave some of my feral chicks to:
Front:

Back:

"Hey, let's use that porcupine sketch my 1st grader did and just put some chicken feet on it!"
"Sounds good to me. Porcupines, chickens, aren't they from the same family anyway?"

 

[RUNuts]

Anyone need measuring cups? I can’t imagine these are easy to use.

 

[room onthebroom]

Anyone need measuring cups? I can’t imagine these are easy to use. View attachment 2553613

Thank you Nuts! I’ve been wanting to revive this thread for a long time, but keep getting distracted.

 

[Redhead Rae]

I saw this one on Facebook a while back. I'll provide an explanation of the piece below the picture.

According to @Chickassan, "That is at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge! It's Meissen porcelain from the 18th century. The seller is demonstrating that there is nothing stuffed up the chicken's butt to increase the weight.
Seriously, im dead serious wish I wasn't but I am. "

 

[orrpeople]

Anyone need measuring cups? I can’t imagine these are easy to use. View attachment 2553613

Maybe if they had openings in their mouths and the measured contents could be spewed out? That might be kind of fun!

I saw this one on Facebook a while back. I'll provide an explanation of the piece below the picture.

According to @Chickassan, "That is at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge! It's Meissen porcelain from the 18th century. The seller is demonstrating that there is nothing stuffed up the chicken's butt to increase the weight.
Seriously, im dead serious wish I wasn't but I am. "

That.is.so.great!!!