of the Vintage Crockery Collection
I have begun photographing my collection of vintage crockery before I take most of it off to a collector in town. Of course I wish I could keep them all, because they're so beautiful. But it's time for a Decluttering, so off they go.
I found all these pieces in op shops. As you can imagine, there have been countless beautiful treasures I have found since I let my blog lay fallow. Today, let's start catching up with some plates.
Johnsons of Australia
Midwinter by Stonehenge, England
Johnson Brothers, England - there are three different sizes of this one. I love that they are oval rather than round.
Two small plates from Japan
Tiny dishes. Top two - England, bottom - Japan
England
Two more from Japan
Burgundy Rose by British Anchor, England
This pair is unusual for the difference of just one small motif between them. Johnsons of Australia
Mikasa, Japan
I found all these pieces in op shops. As you can imagine, there have been countless beautiful treasures I have found since I let my blog lay fallow. Today, let's start catching up with some plates.
Johnsons of Australia
Midwinter by Stonehenge, England
Johnson Brothers, England - there are three different sizes of this one. I love that they are oval rather than round.
Two small plates from Japan
Tiny dishes. Top two - England, bottom - Japan
England
Two more from Japan
Burgundy Rose by British Anchor, England
This pair is unusual for the difference of just one small motif between them. Johnsons of Australia
Classic scenes. Left - Crown Lynn, New Zealand, right - Swan Inn by J Broadhurst & Sons, England
Mikasa, Japan
My (now deceased) mother in law was a sucker for plates and collected them at markets and op shops and had a mighty collection which, when she died we had to rehome - we had no where for them - wonder who has them now?!
ReplyDeleteI wonder too... I hope they found a loving home!
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