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| Noritake 1970s dinner set - Green and Chocolate brown - certainly a colour combination to forget - but this design is saved by the rather lovely pattern called "Campobello" |
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| A lovely English Bakelite picnic set - all original in original basket |
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| A Lisa Larson Fox - I've never seen on of these in real life - It's such a lovely thing - Although usually very expensive |
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| Im seeing a large number of these VERY large West German pieces lately - strange how things tend to come in waves. |
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| What appears to be a Bitossi Lamp - the colour is actually much better in real life - more of a yellow ochre colour |
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| The ubiquitous Beth Breyen Royal Copenhagen Salt Box I actually use one of these as a salt box and they are great! |
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| An early 20th century Nippon vase - I love the shape of this piece, although Ive seen better designs. |
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| These old fans have such character, the large blades really suit |
I do love those ornate formalised patterns on 1970s dinnerware, but yes, the colour combinations often go against them. The salt box! Lately I have been thinking that I would quite like a salt box - something like this one would certainly be nice.
ReplyDeleteYou should get one!..I use flaked sea salt as it is much more subtle and "softer" in flavour than the fine grained stuff - and these boxes are perfect for storing it.
DeleteThe little fox is so very sweet. He looks like he would fit in the palm of your hand.
ReplyDeleteYes...very cute.
DeleteOh...and I just missesd out on it...it was getting expensive > $80.
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