Anyway, with the non-drippy house, I got to daydreaming about having company over for big dinner parties and such. I don't want a single set of matching dishes though. I'm looking forward to building a collection of cookware and place settings from various auctions and on my gallivants. I got to looking at some of the vintage pieces for sale on Etsy and it made me want to start my collection now something fierce. Harvest. Vintage Pyrex 402 Bowl from Kultur
Spring Blossom. Vintage Crazy Daisy Pyrex 402 Mixing Bowl from Kultur
Spring Blossom. Vintage Crazy Daisy Pyrex 402 Mixing Bowl from Kultur
Shabby Chic Daisies from TheWeeShelf
Vintage Brown Floral Dessert Plates from Dulcet
Flowering Fall. Vintage Stoneware Dinner Plate from Kultur
Dogwood Blossoms Vintage Plates from Dulcet 4 Anchor Hocking Footed Sundae Glasses from StickyDaisy
Vintage Brown Floral Dessert Plates from Dulcet
Flowering Fall. Vintage Stoneware Dinner Plate from Kultur
Dogwood Blossoms Vintage Plates from Dulcet 4 Anchor Hocking Footed Sundae Glasses from StickyDaisy
I found so many neat plates, glasses, and bowls just in the vintage section (not counting the thrown pottery in the handmade section). I was drooling pretty hard, but didn't buy anything...yet. I definitely marked lots down as favorites to use as reference someday. What do you think?
2 comments:
Such a good idea to get variety of dishes to your dinner table. I know of the restaurant who uses various vintage dishes and cups. I fell in love with the idea.
ps> thank you for the mention about my etsy site. (stickydaisy)
I love the Vintage Crazy Daisy green bowl and the teal sundae glasses! But I'm guessing you already would have figured that out...so just be prepared when I come over for dinner you may mysteriously wind up missing some =)
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