I adore these roses. The color is incredible.
The painted roses on this set are totally my style, delicate and pink with a touch of gold trim.
Here is the maker's mark. I never noticed these were manufactured for a store in Los Angeles.
Aren't these roses stunning? The perfect shade of pink, not too pale, not too deep.
To finish off the vignette, I used these gorgeous vintage silver teaspoons that were a flea market find from long ago.
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What a beautiful post, Maggie. I love your wonderful set and am glad you found it. Those roses ARE the perfect color-xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThe silver tea set is beautiful. I am really loving old silver these days! The china is beautiful as well. It all looks wonderful together!
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Lorilee
Lovely....I'd have tea with you anyday! I have a set of pink rose china too and I just love it....so feminine and pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful set, Maggie! Love the roses.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful!! Even though your dishes were made in France, your lovely setting makes me think of Downton Abbey. Lynda
ReplyDeleteI love your tea set Maggie. I'm sipping a cup of tea right now. Too bad it's not in your beautiful china.
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P.S. The roses are gorgeous!
Wow, I love your tea set and those Haviland soup cups are lovely. I also love the vintage flatware. You should re-think going to the Thrift Stores. Lovely post.
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Beautiful setting Maggie! LOVE your tea set and china too!
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Anne
Maggie,
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!! Lovely dishes and tea set!!
Wishing you a Happy New Year!
Hugs,
Debbie
Beautiful!! What a lovely find. Your whole tea party vignette is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
The china set was meant for you, having been painted for a store in your area. It's so delicate and perfect for a Valentine's Day tea.
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely...
ReplyDeleteso very pretty and dainty!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
May you have a wonderful new year!
God bless,
d on the prairie
Oh those teacup/bowls are so pretty. Lucky you to have them in your collection!
ReplyDeleteOh those teacup/bowls are so pretty. Lucky you to have them in your collection!
ReplyDeleteMiss Maggie, Your dishes are gorgeous!!! So beautiful. Thx for coming by homehaven and commenting. Good to hear from you,
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all so beautiful!!
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barb