Vintage china patterns

From feminine chintz to fanciful English roses, here's the dish on some of the most popular patterns to ever grace American tables.

I like to "layer" them in my plate holders.

I'll admit it...I have an addiction to china. No, not the country, the plates, the cups, the saucers....THE TEAPOTS! It's a tricky thing to love when space is limited. So I have to get creative in how I store and display my favorite finds. My addiction to beautiful china comes from my mother. She also collects china, and has a beautiful china hutch, that once belonged to my Great Grandmother. My mother has been kind enough to store my full set of Bavarian China in the Blue Garland pattern…

Birds on vintage china patterns. Broken china jewelry with birds by Laura Love, Emmaus, PA.

The great thing about blue-and-white china patterns, though, besides how classically beautiful they are, is that they present an opportunity to mix-and-match for a more modern and interesting table.

Terracotta Florentine Chargers + Heath Ceramics in Opaque White + Axel Flatware in 24k Gold/Brushed Silver finish + Chloe Platinum Rimmed Stemware + Antique Crystal Salt Cellars [Casa de Perrin]

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Best Way to Store Your China Set. - Farmer's Wife Barntique mission: Raising funds for worthy local causes by repurposing and redistributing donated treasures.

I’m at the table with edible blooms and the delicate florals of the Mikasa Endearment Dinnerware. A soft palette and spray of delicate flowers surround a single center flower of the Mikasa E…

Highly curated classic blue and white vintage mismatched china.