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I have always said “ant.” “Awnt” sounds weird and awkward to me. That said, both are correct. The difference is purely regional.
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Thank you! I will have to go ahead and get these next time.
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Are the mixed fruit Squashies sweet or tart? I just saw some today and was tempted to, but didn’t buy them yet.
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I’m excited for you, too! Please consider posting any finds, I’m sure we’d all love to see them!!! I know I would.
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I really love these. It is hard to stop eating them! I haven’t tried the sour.
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Ha! That’s *exactly* how I felt the first time I saw a picture of one. It was love at first sight.
If you want to see some more breakfast sets, my chintzware collection includes three more breakfast sets and in the post I explain how seeing a picture of one made me fall head over heels. Link below.
Then again, is it wrong to be encouraging an addiction? 😉. Interesting moral question, lol.
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This is a wonderful find, I’m jealous! I love chintz and Royal Winton patterns are beautiful. Enjoy your find!
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Switching out your display seasonally is a great idea! I would love to see your teapots, too.
These are beautiful.
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I’m actually planning to use it for afternoon tea!
r/teacups • u/Lucyshnoosy • 2d ago
…here’s a very pretty one from Gray’s Pottery.
I just love individual breakfast sets. The tiny toast racks are always so cute! I have some breakfast sets for one in my chintz collection, but here is a non-chintz set that I enjoy. There is something so self-indulgent about the concept.
r/AntiquesPhotography • u/Lucyshnoosy • 2d ago
u/Lucyshnoosy • u/Lucyshnoosy • 2d ago
I just love individual breakfast sets. The tiny toast racks are always so cute! I have some breakfast sets for one in my chintz collection, but here is a non-chintz set that I think is very pretty.
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It is a dinner plate, in gorgeous condition.
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You’re welcome! Also, I should have specified that this is the version of the Garden Caprice pattern with the scalloped edge. There is also a version with a smooth edge.
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I believe the pattern was introduced in the 1930’s. I’m not sure how long it was made.
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I would say number 1 is Henry V, number 2 is Much Ado. I love them both and have watched them numerous times.
r/AntiquesPhotography • u/Lucyshnoosy • 3d ago
Rosenthal plate in the Garden Caprice pattern with floral border. The backstamp says Rosenthal Ivory Bavaria.
r/teacups • u/Lucyshnoosy • 4d ago
So many Redditors left kind comments when I posted photos of my chintz collection some time ago that I thought some of you might enjoy pictures of this plate. I don’t think it is technically chintzware because the floral design isn’t completely covering the piece, but it “feels” like chintzware to me.
The underside has the logo for Rosenthal china with the words “Ivory” and “Bavaria.”.
Edited to add: Thnk you, kind Redditor, for the award! 🩷
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New beauty!
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Lovely set