Friday, February 27, 2009

Show and Tell Friday, February 27, 2009

This week, I'm going to show more of the china that was passed down to me from our aunt and uncle. Last week I shared the tea pot, sugar, creamer and tea cup. This week I'm sharing three more pieces. The pattern is Rosemont by Thomas Ivory. They were manufactured in Germany in the early 1900s.
I love the shape of the dishes and the marks in the gold on the plates. The marks show that they were well used and well loved to last all these years.

Dinner Plate

Salad Plate atop the Dinner Plate

Soup Bowl atop the Dinner Plate

Thank you for stopping by my show and tell.

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Blessings,

Lisa






12 comments:

Ceekay-THINKIN of HOME said...

Your dishes are beautiful. In fact, I have some so similar to them that belonged to my MIL.

Tory Sherrill said...

OMGsh those are soo pretty!!! I love the pink floral with the cream background.

Tory

Lisa Cobler said...

Your dishes are beautiful. I love anything with roses!

Kim @ Starshine Chic said...

Ooooh! I love your dishes. Very romantic!!!

Susie Homemaker said...

OOOH, these are so pretty...Love anything with roses.

Blessings,
Susie

Anonymous said...

I remember these dishes when I was little. They must of been part of my Grandmothers set. We only had a few pieces but the were beautiful.

You are very lucky to have a set of these dishes.

Kathy's Red Door Welcome said...

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Susan said...

Oh these are so lovely and such treasures.
Susan

Karen said...

I love your china. They are so beautiful, and I love the ROSES!
Karen

Alice said...

Beautiful dishes! I also have some similar in pattern - came from my mom. My mother-in-law's were more oriental looking. I prefer the soft roses - so pretty and delicate. Thanks for sharing :O).

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Secondhand Blessings said...

What a beautiful pattern. You're blessed to have inherited such a treasured family heirloom.
Brenda

Kelli said...

Beautiful dishes! I love the flowers.
~Kelli