Hello everyone,
I have some vintage china that I wanted to share with you today.
I found this rack at the thrift store last week and I thought it would be a great way to display a few of my old vintage plates.
I also found this pretty little vintage enamel teapot at a second hand shop.
It looks so pretty with the pink tulips.
My cupboard full of vintage china in the sunroom.
I love this mauve and white transferware tea cup. It is not a color I see around here very often.
I am joining My Romantic Home for Show and Tell today and The Charm of Home for the Home Sweet Home party.
Thank you for visiting,
Carolyn
45 comments:
That teapot with the pale blue coloring, and the transferware teacup... gorgeous!
Kristin
Beautiful colours! Love the mauve transferware teacup!
Oh my word, how lovely!
Each and every piece is remarkable.
LOVE that rack - I have a similar black one in my Tuscan kitchen.
Carolyn your china case in the sunroom made me shreik out loud and have my DH come running, haha.
Gulp, um, WOW! That is the prettiest collection EVER!
OMGoodness, how lovely! I love ALL YOUR VINTAGE CHINA! When you're done with it, I'll send you my address, lol...The teapot, the mauve and blue cup stunning and all the little flower plates are gorgeous too! Hugs,
FABBY
I don't think I could ever tire of viewing your vintage dishes. You always present them in such a beautiful fashion.
- The Tablescaper
Very lovely vintage dishes! And I love your new rack!
Blessings,
~Wendy
Your images are so beautiful--and your china is so sweet!
Your vintage cupboard is eye candy for me. Just amazingly beautiful. I always love the addition of lace and the little hanging tea-cups. Please show us more. I will never tire of your photos. Hugs, Deb=^..^=x4
Love the vintage china, Carolyn. Just love it. I'm so partial to pinks. The rack is great, too.
By the way, the last dish, in the back, on the right hand side, in the white rack is, I think, a "rose cascade" dish. I have an entire set and they are very old. The ones I bought, I was told, were a wedding gift in the early 1900s!
Thanks for sharing! Susan
What a great holder and a great way to display your vintage dishes, Carolyn! Nice thrift store find! I have two decorative black metal ones, but I haven't found a way to use them yet in our new kitchen. I'll have to play around with them one day.
Your pictures are so pretty I love all your china and what a wonderful way to display them in the holder.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!!!
Suzann ~xoxo~
Your collection is dripping with femininity and elegance. Beautiful!
I am in heaven looking at your dishes!!! My heart is pounding with delight. So very beautiful. The pink and white colors, the femininity,the romance,the beauty...divine.
I also really enjoy the lavender transferware. I have not found too many pieces like that either...so beautiful.
Your China cupboard is a feast for the eye, I love your dishes and your new tray.
Beautiful post, thanks for sharing.
Hugs,
Angela.
Dear Caroly,
Absolutely lovely,
Your pictures put a smile on my face. I love the idea with different patterns. Actually, I have purchased (new) Roy Kirkham fine bone tea china over the past decade. The big teacups with side plates with roses on them. All different. However, your vintage china is absolutely fabulous :-)
Beautiful!
Beautiful things you have found!
Will never tire of your beautiful poreselen, you take such beautiful pictures!
Wish you a lovely weekend, hug Hanne
So beautiful. Just love the rack that you've found.
Hope you have a lovely weekend.
Love from sunny Sweden and Elzie
Simply Amazing!!
So Lovely.
Congratulations on the excelent taste and great findings.
Teresa
These are BEAUTIFUL ! .. The rack is perfect to display them with .. these soft pastel like colours remind me of Easter in some way !
Joy
I look at your site often but don't always comment. Your displays of so many dishes are just stunning...but where do you keep them all?
Everything is lovely Carolyn. If you ever tire of the lavender chintz teacup, you know where to send it.
Judith
OH, my heart! I love china! and, there is no possible way for me to comment on it because I'll be here all morning. I get teased to death because I have too much china but I think that I just need to say 'phooey on them!' ;) and collect some more. =D
Also, in your previous post...I see that you're playing with photoshop - have fun! There's so much to learn but practice makes perfect and you (and I=]) seem to have no problem with that concept. (heh, heh, heh, heh, heh.)
Pretty, pretty images! =]
xxoo
Love all your beautiful china and gardens.
Hi Carolyn! Such beautiful variety! I'm sure you have tons of stories to tell!
The enamal teapot and the pink tulips are so pretty together. They exude such a feeling of peace. Thank you for sharing your pretty dishes with us! Have a great weekend, Bess
Kære Carolyn.
Sikke en smuk blog du har. Jeg vender tilbage for at se ældre indlæg. (suger masse til mig,kan ikke få nok)
KH. Margrethe
I love your collections! I've got to buy some tulips...I can't stand it any longer!
All so pretty, I really love the little heart shaped dish. The pink tulips are lovely too.
Oh how I'd love to have tea with you in your lovely garden...
Sensacional,beijos
Sensacional,beijos
Sensacional,beijos
Carolyn I love love your find , the plate holder it's a beauty...Your collection of vintage dishes is amazing , they look beautiful displayed in your new plate rack...Blessings Lori P.S I no longer have your phone #
Hi Carolyn,
I always love a peek at your fabulous china collection, the mauve transferware is gorgeous! and your new dish rack is a wonderful find, so cute and unique!
Hugs,
Bella
Everything is just beautiful!
Blessings,
Marcia
just can't get enough of your vintage china images. I love them all. Have a nice weekend Carolyn.
~Clara
Looove the pale aqua teacup with the rose inside, gosh that is a beauty!
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
Fabulous finds, simply fabulous.
xo
what a wonderful collection:)adore your pastels:)
Oh wow, those are absolutely beautiful!
I adore your taste in home decor - your blog is a constant inspiration to me.
The colorcombys are so beautiful ....i nearly cut eat them...
Hi Carolyn,
you shave a wonderful collection of beautiful rose pattern china. I love how they match together. And with the fresh flowers they look even more dainty and romantic. Thank you for sharing.
Best greetings, Johanna
Oh my gosh, I am just trying to contain my jealousy right now. This is the most gorgeous, feminine, sweet collection of china I have ever seen! I want every single piece of it. Guess I am off to the antique mall... :) thanks for being inspiring!
Hi! May I know who the makers are for the mauve transferware teacup? Or its pattern name? Would love to have one on my table! Lovely
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