Yes, I AM stitching but nothing quite ready to show at the moment, so how about showing you another piece of my special china. This also belonged to my grandmother; it's obviously hand-painted and is very fine china.
There are no markings on the bottom of the cream pitcher, but the sugar bowl is labeled 'Austria'. Beyond that, I know nothing about it.
Your quote for today..."Sometimes when you're in a dark place, you think you've been buries, but you've actually been planted"
These are beautiful Mary Anne.... I just love the shape of them. Christine xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a divine set, my friend. So pretty and feminine. Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Maryanne wow what a beautiful set,thankyou for showing us xx
ReplyDeleteGosh, you have the prettiest china, Mary Anne. This sugar and creamer is such a pretty set. Love the hand painted details. How lovely it was made in Austria. I wonder how your grandmother came by these pretties??
ReplyDeleteOooh, love the pretty china. That green at the top edges is so nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm wowed by that set, a rare treasure.
ReplyDeleteI saw the blue and white hexagons with the embroidered flowers in the center
beautiful.
Pamela at Hokkaidokudasai.blogspot.com also makes up amazing hexagons.
These China pieces are so beautiful and I love the shapes and colors...so very feminine. WOW, Wow and wow to the links you have shared. Sew many extremely talented artists in our world. Blessings on this Memorial Weekend Dear...<3
ReplyDeleteBeautiful set. I have a collection of sugar & cream sets. Again, packed away.
ReplyDeleteOOOOHHHH! That IS a beautiful set - those 'double' handles are stunning! Amazing that they have survived all these years . . . good job caring for and preserving them. Happy Memorial Day . . . enjoy the weekend!
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