ok, the dishes on that top photo are not mine, but you'll have to admit they are exceptionally nice. i spotted them at a friend's house when we had that famous 1920s poker night last month (remember?). i really like things with history. this may be why i love browsing for pretty dishes on flea markets. lots of my plates and bowls, pots and pans, glasses and vases have a little story to them. brought back from a holiday, found in a charity shop, passed on to me by a family friend - or found on a fleamarket ... i am a hunter and gatherer at heart, i guess.
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I love them too, they' d turn a salad into a princess meal..
ReplyDeletelove to rummage for dishes in flea markets too. have a few finds at home.
ReplyDeletethose golden-rimmed ones are pretty chic, though, I tend to go for the more rustic sort.
however, I went a "slightly" different route this cv round.
Love flea market amount of plates, dishes, bowls...lovely photo.
ReplyDeletelove also flea markets
ReplyDeleteas always love your photos
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lise
same here... i have stuff i've picked up at different places all miss matched, but like you said.. it makes it more interesting, has history, character.
ReplyDeleteI hear the flea markets are good in Berlin
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I love the photo from the flea market!
ReplyDeletedid you get the nikon this weekend, as you thought you might?
Seriously cool shots! Dishes are so fun to look at...at least to me!
ReplyDeletei agree the first image is lovely.
ReplyDeletei envy you your berlin flea markets!
For a moment there, I thought that last photo was your kitchen! :)
ReplyDeleteoh! oh! oh! that first photo is so amazingly dreamy and pretty. to die for!
ReplyDeleteand i'm totally with you on the history part.
lovely photo's all the same. I'd love to come to one of your flea markets1
ReplyDeleteoh if only you then could winn those dishes in poker!!
ReplyDeleteI would play more often!