Both quick and easy patterns.
Unlike the dishes they're sitting on.
The china was given to us by my in-laws. It belonged to my FIL's grandmother, so it's fairly old. Made by Theodore Haviland, Limoges, France, it is a large dinner set, around 12 place settings, along with assorted serving dishes. There are some pieces missing from the place settings and I've wondered for a while now what it would cost to buy replacements.
So today, I started surfing the web for info on the manufacturer and their patterns. My initial findings are that this manufacturer made THOUSANDS of different patterns. Someone catalogued them and there are volumes and volumes!!!
Maybe we'll just pass the set onto our grandchildren one day, and let them do the research!
4 comments:
So adorable!
Too cute!! And I love that you are continuing to remind me about Christmas knitting! You are so on top of it!!
Love the china set too!!
Very sweet indeed!
You always see Limoges on Antiques Roadshow...
Gads, but these are just the cutest! Have you seen the crocheted cupcake purse I made last Christmas? You need to make one of those!
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