Sometimes when I am buying stock, I often end up colour co-ordinated.
Some days there is a blue theme or a even a red theme running through my purchases....but yesterday was a bit of a "white out".
A large white jug, a square cake stand and two small cups...one with gold lettering...Primitive Methodist Bazaar Skelmanthorpe 1897.
More than likely produced for a fund raising Bazaar in 1897 to help with maintenance of this West Yorkshire church.
A nice piece of social history.
This sweet little pearlware jug with its naive pink lustre decoration of a house and landscape....dating from the early 19th century, so charming.
A large ceramic tray with a lip at one end is actually a print room developing tray when photographs came to life with the mysterious art of chemicals in a darkened room.
Thank goodness we have progressed to digital cameras.
I think for its new 21st century lease of life, it would be great in a kitchen or bathroom for bottles and potions.
4 white delicate Royal Crown Derby trios and a bread/cake plate.
So nice for afternoon tea...
And my piece de resistance which unfortunately does not photograph very well.
A large white linen tablecloth / bed cover with crochet panels of a deer and three baby deer....one lying down with just its head on show.
Beautiful quality linen with four triangle panels of white crochet work around the side....
And a central square panel depicting a running deer....
( Probably best viewed by clicking on the photo which takes you to blogger's black background )
Enjoy your week....
Julie x
PS Can I say a big hello to my new followers and thank you to those who take the time to leave lovely comments....very much appreciated!
Hope you had a lovely Mum's day. I love the table cloth Julie, it is stunning and you can see more of the detail when you click on the pictures. You are right about colour co-ordinating when buying stock, I had a gold day yesterday! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteJo xx
Wow! great finds Julie, the cloth is to die for :o)
ReplyDeleteRose H
Great finds, and perfectly co-ordinated. I love the china tray with the lip and your linen cloth, you have great taste and style.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week and hope the sun shines for us.
Jillx
Hello Julie, What a lovely collection. I do know what you mean about colour co-ordination. I decided that my weekend Fair's table would be mainly greens and yellows- it was such fun choosing the pieces to take! Jane x
ReplyDeleteI am a big white fan and love your buys Julie..I must say I also suffer from jugcholism so my fav is of course the white jug..just perfect..Hugs X
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous tablecloth - love it!
ReplyDeleteKx
Awe you are just gorgeous Julie, I love the big jug the best, but then you know my weakness for bug jugs . . . . .
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A lovely collection of whites, I have lots of odd bits which because they are all the same colour just go together perfectly! That cloth is a beauty, very unusual subject matter. Jayne x p.s. do you ever come across any mannequins or can suggest where to look thanks jx
ReplyDeleteYou really can't beat white, can you? I like the ceramic tray. My husband used to use our downstairs loo as a dark room many years ago - all that faffing around with chemicals seems so archaic now.
ReplyDeleteRuth x
Sometimes we over look the simplicity of white but its when you group collections together you realise how timeless,fresh and versatile it can be. I think you've got some real treasures there Julie, especially the table cloth. What fabulous detail. I'd be tempted to use it on top of a contrasting fabric to expose that feature.
ReplyDeleteWell done and thanks for sharing- it made me smile.
Joasia x
Lovely finds Julie - I wonder if you found them at last Sunday's event? I can't have been concentrating...
ReplyDeleteLove white, it is so fresh and clean. Great treasures lovely images. Thanks for sharing Cheers SpecialK XoXo
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, I love all your white buys. I love the pink lustre jug. I hope all went well at the fair. I have been catching up with your posts. The nightshirts are great, and yes I do remember those magic wallets!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your comments on stencilling. I love the Stags head too. Apologies for my late reply. Have a wonderful weekend, love Linda x