Today for Show and Tell Friday, I want to share one pattern of several china collections I own. This Rosemont by Thomas Ivory was made in Germany. It originally was owned by our uncle's aunt. They were her good dishes used for Sunday dinners and holidays. When she passed, our aunt and uncle inherited them. They then passed them on to me. She was an elementary school teacher just like me. The service for 16 is antique. From my research, it seems that the markings on this china set mean that the dishes were manufactured in the early 1900's.
The above photo shows the tea pot, tea cup and saucer and one of the serving plates.
This picture shows the tea pot, creamer and sugar bowl. I love to use it for tea parties.
The tea cup and saucer and trimmed in gold with a pink floral pattern. So dainty!
Thank you for checking out my show and tell! Visit Kelli's House for some more wonderful treasures.
Blessings,
Lisa
15 comments:
Very pretty. How fortunate to inherit such treasures.
Have a good weekend☺
I love that china. There is something about pink, and flowers, and china that just means to be together. Lovely post, lovely share!
Cass
Your china is very pretty. I loved reading your post.
marge
Hi Lisa ~
Thanks for dropping by today and for your comment about my collie dog collection.
Your china is just beautiful. What a lovely inheiritance to treasure!
I think I would have a lot of tea parties just to use them! :~}
What a lovely set! I love things that are passed down from one generation to another. Such wonderful little treasures you have. Thanks for sharing. :o)
How lucky you are to have inherited a set of service for 16 of this BEAUTIFUL china! I absolutely love it, and can just imagine how stunning a table set with it would be. :-)
Your tea pot and serving pieces are so beautiful! I love the pattern.
Kathy
how lucky you are to inherit such beautiful china.. and for 16!!! wow!! have a great weekend..
What a beautiful set of China ,it is nice to have a 16 piece set .A great treasure you have.
Lovely china. I enjoy dishes immensly.
If you end up making any of those bobby pins, let me know. I would love to post some links to pictures of what others had done. The possibilities seem endless.
Your blog is beautiful. How do you customize the background and such?
Blessings,
Kimberly
So pretty! I love the florals:) And such a large set- you have quite a treasure there!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful heirloom with us:)
Linda C
Beautiful pattern and I love the shape of the pieces. Have a lovely weekend.
How lovely. The pieces are wonderful and the pattern is soo romatic!
What a unique shape the tea set has...I love it...you truly have a beautiful set.
Blessings,
Susie
I'm a little late in joining in, but that is a LOVELY pattern!!
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