China cabinet full of my maternal grandmother's dishes "Green Arbor" by Continental Kilns ...and other favorite things. |
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"Home is where one starts from. As we grow older the world becomes stranger, the pattern more complicated of dead and living. Not the intense moment, isolated, with no before and after, but a lifetime burning in every moment. And not the lifetime of one man only, but of old stones that cannot be deciphered." ----- T. S. Eliot, 1888-1965 "Four Quartets, East Coker" (1940)
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China cabinet full of my maternal grandmother's dishes "Green Arbor" by Continental Kilns ...and other favorite things. |
Wow - beautiful dishes, and what a special display in your china cabinet! Some things are just meant to be, and ending up with full sets of these dishes is one of them (and a great price, too!). What a special story.
ReplyDeleteI remember that cookie jar..We had one just like that...
ReplyDeleteYvette, I think that cookie jar must have been very popular! I see it on old TV shows and in magazines all the time!
ReplyDeleteOOO, they sure are pretty! I would love to have something like that too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing . . . I am lucky enough to have my Great Grandmother's wedding china which I have also added to via ebay and estate sales. And I also have my dining room painted especially to match the china!
ReplyDeleteThat's right ~ so what! Enjoy them for the rest of your days. I have so much glassware and pottery and many times someone in the family will say why don't you sell some of that NOW so the kids won't have to deal with it later. I think it would kill me. I love your post and your beautiful dishes!
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