Showing posts with label china. Show all posts
Showing posts with label china. Show all posts

Friday, June 24, 2011

American Limoges China - Chateau France

i recently found this lovely american limoges china

chateau france is the pattern

limoges china is named after the place it was made originally

limoges, france


from what i read, they stopped making it in 1930

manufacturers were already making it in the usa

hence the name, american limoges


22k gold filigree


beautiful countryside design


i found plates, soup bowls, smaller bowls, serving bowls


a creamer, gravy boat, saucers. it's all so beautiful!


this would be perfect for someone who does events or for a wedding as most of the pieces are plates in different sizes (only 2 dinner plates, but they would be great for platters), bowls, salad plates, smaller plates, saucers and the creamer and gravy boat for sauces. they are in fabulous condition - i will probably list them on etsy, but it is a big hassle shipping breakables - maybe i will list them for local pick up only. i wish i could keep them, but you would laugh at me if you saw all the dishes that i already have! thanks for stopping in - hope y'all have a fabulous weekend! xx c

Sunday, January 23, 2011

shabby chic china

i love it, don't you? especially the art deco influence! i have several different partial sets that i use at the cottage. i love to mix up the patterns! these pieces were found on a trip we took last fall - no markings on them, probably 1920 -1930s - shabbiliciously chic!






this is for sale in my shop
thanks for stopping in and hope y'all have a fab week ahead!

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Vintage China Tea Cups


Don't you just love china tea cups! They are so lovely and reminiscent of slower times. Whether you spell it teacup or tea cup, etsy has more vintage china tea cups than you can shake a stick at. Here are a few of my favorites from etsy. Hope you slow down and enjoy yourself with a spot of tea this afternoon!!

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Trash to Treasure

Boy, you should have seen her when I found her. She had leaves and debris all entangled in her fringe, numerous spots and just overall dirty. Most folks would have just passed her by, but not me, I saw a diamond in the rough. Brought her home and gave her a good bath followed by a spin in the washer and a tumble in the dryer. Once on the bed, I finger-combed and trimmed her fringe and take a look at ner now. Too bad I did not get a before picture of this vintage Trapunto style snowy white cotton spread. She has found her spot on my bed and I am loving it! I also want to share a few more of my favorite finds of the week...

Snowy White Vintage Trapunto Cotton Bedspread

Vintage Chenille/Carpet Bag Purse - Like New

Sweet Vintage Basket

White Hobnail Milkglass and Copper Candleholders

Wood/Wool Blend Granny Square Afghan

Sweedish Trivet - "You are Welcome"

Mountain Rose Pattern by Royal China

To-Die-For Extra Tall Gorham Silver Candlestick (electroplate)

Longaberger Basket Purse

Vintage Bottles

Vintage Golf Club Lamp and Tartan Plaid Wool Blanket

Sweet Vintage Handpainted Hand Mirror

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Shabby Chic Vintage China

I was out of town this past weekend, so I missed the Dixie Highway Yardsale - over 100 miles of yard sales. I was just itchin' to go "junkin" and I did manage to find a smaller version of it in South Georgia - from Pavo to Boston. Tiny little towns with no McDonalds, mostly just country, cows and fresh veggies for sale. I did score this vintage china in the Hostess Pattern by Gold Castle. I believe it is from the 1940s. This set has a wonderful "shabby chic" look to it, nicely worn. Too bad the teacups were chippy, but I just love the rose pattern, the gold trim and the pink and yellow...

4 Salad/Dessert Plates

2 Dinner Plates

1 Perfect Sugar Bowl

4 Saucers
These are for sale in my shop - I will combine the shipping! Thanks for stopping by!

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Vintage China as Wall Decor

I love vintage china, it is like a special treasure when I find a special plate, lid, cup or saucer. I picked up 8 lids from compotes, servers and sugar dishes in an antique store a couple years ago, thinking I would use them as a wall grouping at the cottage. The painting on these pieces is just beautiful and I love the gold accents - very shabby chic...








These are for sale in my etsy shop - Thanks for stopping by today!!