How excellent is this? TOTALLY EXCELLENT, i know. It was a little pricey (don't tell Dave) but I couldn't resist. It is stamped with 'Grindley England' - does that mean anything to any of you? It is lovely quality and in pristine condition, photographed on the little strawberry doilies I collected last week.
linkin up and here
and here too, for the first time!
Oh wow! They're beautiful! Definitely worth however much you paid, pretty rare to get a whole set! Looking forward to having a cup of tea out of one of those pretty cups x
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, and i love the periwinkle-ish color!
ReplyDeleteciao
Pretty! Love the little tea cups.
ReplyDeletelove it! and the colour also! xx
ReplyDeletethink it's quite a famous pottery
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/472.htm
love the colour!
oh ah! How absolutely lovely!! I am most envious!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! If it makes any sense at all you can tell how delicate it all is from the photos alone... lovely.
ReplyDeleteooooh nice find Beet! Love the colour... these photos are great. Did you get a new camera or lense? Love the shallow depth of field... xx
ReplyDeleteJust lovely! the color is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
The Joyful Thrifter
'A little pricey' I can imagine! Still, one always needs a good set of dinnerware for company so a completely justifiable purchase in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteLove the colour!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful, doesn't matter what you paid to get the set, that much Grindley is so hard to find, well done.
ReplyDeleteIs it stamped with a colour?
have a great week
Melissa
nanna plates indeed! i'm in love. i love that colour too. my nanna had lots of grindley treats that i now have in my possession. nice find!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous! I am so jealous! Great find :)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the colour and shapes of the dishes & they go perfectly with the little strawberry placemats. I'm so envious!
ReplyDeleteLove the colour!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! grindley blue...so pretty.
ReplyDeletei don't know what grindley is. this is super pretty and looks divine sitting upon those lovely doilies. nice work indeed.
ReplyDeletei love a good nana set, very cool Emily!
ReplyDeleteeverything would taste even yummier in there ♥
Very mod vintage I say. Love the color. Always buy and use what you love!
ReplyDeleteYour dishes are so pretty and the soft color is wonderful. Love those pretty little placemats too.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Such lovely and beautiful dishes. The color and design is amazing. Thanks so much for joining the party. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteBeautiful china and yet so simple, love the color and edges...Christine
ReplyDeleteLovely find! I like the simplicity of these dishes.
ReplyDeleteI just love the color and the texture around the edges. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeletePaula
ivyandelphants.blogspot.com
oh my, what a great thrifting find. just found and followed you blog hopping.
ReplyDeleteLaura
http://www.imsovintage.blogspot.com/
Your hipster plates are absolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteI hope that you will stop by and enter my giveaway.
Also, I have begun a new meme entitled Wayfaring Wednesdays. Link up your trips and favorite excursions.
Hi Em,
ReplyDeleteI guess my first time to visit you but not the last.
Absolutely, to die for vintage nana.
Happy Thursday & don't forget to join our giveaway. Visit me in Stockholm §:-)
/chie
Your dishes are beautiful and I love your strawberry doilies.
ReplyDeleteDee
Just popped in from your Waterford Crystal post Em and what a surprise!
ReplyDeleteI have the tea set from this series and mine has 'Lupin Petal' on the bottom - snap!
Happy weekend,
Felicity x