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This week is my first week back sharing since our move. I am happy to be back sharing with you, so without further Ado.
This Spring my Grandmother handed down her china dishes to me. I have the whole set of dinner plates, small plates, dessert bowls, cups, saucers, salt & pepper shakers,creamer and sugar bowl enough for a party of 8. I am so excited to use them this coming Thanksgiving.
I remember my Grandma using these dishes as a child and am so honored to use them in my home.... if they hold up, I can pass them down to my children if they want them.
These are cups and saucers made by Wedgwood in 1965.
The pattern is called English Harvest. The bottom of the saucer is stamped Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) LTD. England. The cup is stamped Made in England.
This is a full sized cup and saucer. The cup measures 2 3/4 inches tall and 3 1/4 across the top excluding the handle. The saucer measures 5 1/2 inches across
We enjoyed a little Fall dessert with these dishes the other night. I just love the Harvest feel of them. Thank you for stopping by our little place. Have a happy week ahead !!!
Be sure to visit my daughters Blog for Show & Tell Friday Too!!!
Very pretty dishes! How nice that you can have them and continue on the legacy of keeping them special.
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? I love the heirloom quality and I would also like the design, like you say...Harvest time!!!
ReplyDeleteStop by my show and tell when you have time, I'd love to have you visit with me this fine day. Happy weekend to you!!!
That's so wonderful that she passed those on to you! They're so perfect for fall - very pretty!
ReplyDeleteManuela
What lovely dishes and so perfect for this season.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely! What a special gift. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an honor to have your Grandmother's china. I love family heirlooms.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Grammy
Beautiful...I know how special it is to have such a family heirloom...use them, love them...that way, you will honor them!
ReplyDeleteWarm Regards,
Susie
Gorgeous dishes! I shared dishes today, too. Isn't it fun to enjoy these things that are full of history?
ReplyDeleteThose dishes are very pretty,Mica. How neat that they were your grandmothers. Looks like the trip to the pumpkin patch was a lot of fun. We are going tomorrow...
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Shelley
They do have a harvest design don't they? Perfect for Thanksgiving! I'm sure it will a very special Holiday for you and yours!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful treasures, Mica! They will be perfect this Thanksgiving!
ReplyDelete~Kelli
What pretty dishes Mica. How nice your grandmother handed them down to you.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you all today and missing you.
Love
Mom
What a lovely tea set and a beautiful legacy, and that hot chocolate is looking very delicious as well!
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