I realized it's been too long since my last china of the week post; Count this one as china of the month!
I recently rediscovered this unusual piece of Minton which I had forgotten about in the recesses of my cupboards. It now sits on my coffee table on a stack of current magazines (my favorite is on top here, 'the world of interiors')
Facedown you get a better look at the odd petal shape of the plate. It's so useful having it here on the coffee table as another place to set a drink or snack without having to worry about staining a magazine or making a mess. Why didn't I think of this earlier?
Facedown you get a better look at the odd petal shape of the plate. It's so useful having it here on the coffee table as another place to set a drink or snack without having to worry about staining a magazine or making a mess. Why didn't I think of this earlier?
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11 comments:
china of the month! ... lol!
it's truly gorgeous!
Very nice piece - love the strong colors. Re: New Orleans, I'm with you. I'm 44 and I can't believe I haven't been there yet!
this plate reminds me of post i have benn meaning to do on that very color combination.
ha ha !!
no, really, the china plate is great.
thank you my love
xxx
Lovely plate - I love beautiful china - have roamed the flee markets in England for many years some time ago and collected the one or other find. Today this is much more difficult...
Greetings, Petra
Love the scallops.
Oh, that's an sweet piece of Minton. How lovely to find a way to use & display it once again. Well done!
this reminds me of the masonware I collect. so pretty on top of the magazines - just where it belons!
oh what a pretty petal shape and pattern!
Such a beautiful dish...it definitely should not be hidden away in the cupboard. Just picked up the April 2009 World of Interiors...featuring Brice Marden's house. Fab-u-lous!
i love th way you've staged this plate on W of I. Great photos, great plate, great magazine.
LOVE IT!! :-)
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