My mosaic this week is looking back on this summer when I did a tablescape with my antique Limoges china. Thanks to Mary at "Little Red House", we get to play with our photos and be artistic!! : )) Visit all the participant's of Mosaic Monday. There's a list on Mary's blog.
This china was my great grandmother's. The sad thing about it is that I have no children that appreciate or want it passed down to them. I'm hoping as they get older they will start to appreciate things like this more!!
Shirley
This is artistic and so lovely. I'd love to join you for tea! I also wonder when and if our kids will start showing interest in our heirlooms. Meanwhile, that rose is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful place setting. I love the delicate pink flowers! Great outdoor settings too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a lovely setting and beautiful spot! ~jeanne
ReplyDeletePerfection! Gorgeous details on that heirloom china you have there. Love how you set them too.
ReplyDeleteI want to volunteer to be adopted :)
ReplyDeleteLovely heirlooms hon... just stunning.
Claudia
I love the pink rose in the center. It's all well done and flows together.
ReplyDeleteOh, so pretty, delicate and pink - perfect, I think, for Valentine's day.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos and your dog looks majestic. I could also just sit here and listen to the beautiful music all day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I want spring to arrive! :D :D
ReplyDeleteLovely! Sometimes as children grow older they appreciate things like vintage dishes more...it might take a while.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that your children don't want that gorgeous china! It's so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSuch delicate dinnerware - lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour limoge china is so pretty! Love the delicate pink flowers.
ReplyDeleteOMG! May I be your 'child', chuckle! That is exquisite.
ReplyDeleteI am/went thru this with mine, also ... tears, sniff! The one that I give things to she doesn't take care of & I get so upset seeing it abused ... oy! Whatever happened to sentiment, treasures of family heirlooms ... it just isn't the same.
Have a beautiful day ~
Hugs, Marydon
Be still my heart! Shirley, this is gorgeous!!! Thanks so much for sharing at MM. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful dishes! I would love to inherit them!
ReplyDeleteReminder: my give-away ends on Friday
Oh, how beautiful! Shirley, I'm glad I found your blog and I'm going to explore it...so far, I like what I see and I'll definitely be back!
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