Shelley
Shelley
Rosly….
Faragon
These beautiful pieces belonged to my darling MIL…..and we saved them from a garage sale some of my DH’s family were having ……I have a huge passion for things from the past….many of these pieces originally belonged to James’s great aunts…..…most of the pieces are stamped and numbered…and some are just so fine…..
now…..I am, or we are, the very, very proud owners…..more tomorrow….
Happy Wednesday, take care, keep safe
Peg
fabulous china Peg. Wonderful you saved them. Hugs,xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Peg, so lucky you were there to save them.
ReplyDeletelucky you Peg! they are gorgeous...
ReplyDeletewhen my Mum passed away, some idiot in my family took ALL of her china like this to the Op Shop! most of it had belonged to my Grandmother and her Mother, a little piece of history lost...
glad you managed to save yours.
they are so lovely Peg.. so glad you rescued them...
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Peg, you are so lucky. I lived out of state and wasn't able to do that when my parents had an estate sale. My mom wasn't in to things like that so all the pretty cups my grandmother had collected "went out the door." I just hope someone is appreciating them.
ReplyDeletefabulous china Peg. how lucky are you ..wonderful you saved them for the future generation
ReplyDeleteBeautiful china Peg - so sad that appreciation of these things skipped a generation but wonderful you were able to save them.
ReplyDeleteGoRGeoUS! :)
ReplyDeletewow Peg these sets are gorgeous,so glad you saved them and now they will stay in the family.xx
ReplyDeletePeg they're gorgeous, so glad you could rescue them!
ReplyDeleteOh thank goodness they now live with someone who will appreciate them. A huge fan of vintage china and oooh Shelley china....just devine!
ReplyDeletebeautiful - I hope you use them too Peg. (esp for FNSI and FNWF nights!!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great "save" Peg - I just love the shape of the cups and the designs are exquisite - I am sure you will treasure them.
ReplyDeleteWow - that was a lucky save Peg. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLucky to have such beauties. When my Grandma passed away I asked to have all her china as I have so many lovely memories of spending afternoon tea with her and her bowls ladies when I was a little girl. I don't know how valuable they are but I wouldn't part with them, they're too precious.
ReplyDeletegorgeous Peg....if only I'd known earlier.....we had a gorgeous fine teacup and saucer set, numbered and made in England, get dropped into our local charity store last week......sold like hotcakes....it was so fine, you could see through the china.....I'll keep my eye out for you in the future though! Precious rescues is all I can say!
ReplyDeletexox sugary hugs
just beautiful!
ReplyDeletePeg they are such lovely pieces. The true value is in your heart. I love fine china...
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Peg. I'm glad you saved them and that they have gone to a loving and appreciative new home.
ReplyDeleteIt used to be called a 'crazy teaset. I've also got a mixed lot given to me by my grandmother. the china was so pretty in those days.
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So glad you saved them. It's those little things that are so precious and lovely to keep. They remind us of the special people who used them before you.
ReplyDeleteAmazing cups !!
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to take care of old history.
so lovely Peg...great that you were able to save them and bring them home with you...I love family history stored in items like these.
ReplyDeleteLovely - lucky save, Peg!!
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