Museum of Miniature Found Objects

The Museum of Miniature Found Objects is delighted to unveil another Great Moment in World History. The new installation in the museum foyer depicts the eighth-century Emperor Charlemagne enjoying his first taste of Brie de Meaux, the delightful French cheese made with cow's milk. According to Notker the Stammerer, Charlemagne was so enamoured of this cheese he required two cartloads to be sent each spring to his palace in Aachen. And each year the cheeses were anxiously selected by the Bishop of Meaux, who'd introduced Charlemagne to the Brie. 

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Found objects: 

= black cloth cuff: 1.09pm, Sunday 7 April 2013, Bouverie Road, north London;
= blue felt star: 3.26pm, Wednesday 10 August 2011, Dunsmure Road, north London;

= faceted glass earring: 1.51pm, Tuesday 16 August 2011, Duke of York Steps, central London;

= plastic human brain: 2.01pm, Saturday 21 May 2011, corner of Ravenscourt Gardens and Ravenscourt Park, west London;

= plastic pink party favour pipe: 3.00pm, Tuesday 3 January 2012, Robsart Street, Adelaide;

= Republique française medallion: 5.49pm, Monday 21 February 2011, Swan Yard, north London;

= silver plastic wheel: 7.24pm, Tuesday 23 April 2013, Woodberry Down, north London;

= twisted copper ring: 8.51am, Tuesday 9 August 2011, Earls Court Road, west London.