China of the week Pyrex ??!! So, I have to admit something -I LOVE my pyrex containers!! So much better than plastic containers, they go from oven, to table, to microwa...
China of the week just for fun A good dinner Recently a friend asked me about what I eat for dinner since I live alone. My mom is a nutritionist and I learned a thing or two about heal...
China of the week Meissen flowers I'll be in Boston for a few days, but one last post before I go. This is probably my most valuable piece of china - a Meissen handpainte...
China of the week Minton Compote I found this compote HERE on ebay for an outrageous price -but wow is it spectacular! I actually have the plate from the TOP of this (the b...
China of the week Royal Doulton, Strawberries and cream For this week's china of the week is a childhood favorite -'stawberries and cream' by Royal Doulton. My parents loved to mix and...
China of the week Minton Vases I've been a bad blogger and haven't posted in a few days! I've missed sharing my thoughts here! So for this week, I thought I...
China of the week Wedgewood 'Cuckoo' The china of the week for this week is one of my favorites (probably because growing up my parents had a set of this) - it's called ...
China of the week China of the week The china of this week belonged to my great-grandmother who was from Scotland. This fine teacup was a 'cabinet' piece made by Royal...
China of the week Ernst Wahliss This saucer is made by the Wahliss company in Austria between 1902 and 1910. The gilding is extremely beautiful depicting birds, grasses and...