Wednesday, January 11, 2017

DEVONSHIRE by Johnson Brothers

Now that the New Year has begun,  I thought it  would be fun to change up my kitchen armoire with my Devonshire transferware.  I know it doesn't look like an armoire now but it used to have doors on it and looks nothing like it's former self.



I got my first pieces of this pattern back in the early 90's in Houston, Texas.  Later, I found some in Colorado and see it every once in a while.  I am still looking for a teapot but not at the $300-400 price I saw at replacements.


Here is the armoire as I call it:


That's a Sadler teapot on the cake stand.




I hope your New Year is off to a great start!

21 comments:

  1. That's such a charming pattern from Johnson Bros.

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  2. Lovely pattern and so well displayed.

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  3. What a beautiful collection. Keep looking and I am sure you will find the teapot at a more reasonable price someday. Have a wonderful night- xo Diana

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  4. That is a very pretty set and one I do not recall ever seeing. I really like how you changed your armoire by removing the doors. Stop,giving me ideas!

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  5. OH Bernideen, I love this pattern! It looks so pretty displayed in your cabinet.

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  6. Very pretty Johnson Brothers pattern. I love your display with the clear glass cake stands.

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  7. Great idea to remove the doors so you can see all your pretty things.

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  8. Happy New Year, Bernideen! Oh, I love your hutch and the china is so beautiful! I love how you have it all styled and I like it without doors.
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  9. Oh that looks so pretty Bernideen! I love how you change it up to show us your different collections! Stay safe this weekend!

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  10. Be still my heart!!
    What a beautiful pattern and what a stunning collection you have!!
    Thanks so much for sharing!!
    Hugs,
    Debbie

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  11. That is a very pretty pattern! I do like Johnson Brothers -- I have their Indies pattern and like that a lot. You're teapot is out there -- be patient!

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  12. I think you need another armoire so you can keep both gorgeous sets dishes out ? at same time.
    We will put that on our hunt list

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  13. Beautiful set of dishes! I have a teacup trio of the same pattern. :)

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  14. You have beautifully displayed your collection of transferware and what pretty dishes they are. So nice that you removed the doors to the armoire so that you can enjoy the beauty you have placed on the shelf's. Love all the lace and doily's too.

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  15. That is a very pretty pattern. I don't think I've seen it before, but I'll have to keep a look out for it.

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  16. That is a beautiful pattern Bernideen.

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  17. WOW!!!!!!

    Now that is a collection to be sure - looks awesome - and I adore the way you re-did that beautiful armoir cabinet. It showcases your collectibles so perfectly well!

    Have a warm, dry, fun and safe weekend. Hugs. ♥

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  18. Thank you for sharing. It is a breath of fresh air. I am now longing for spring after seeing your refreshing set. Quite lovely. Wishing you a beau-tea-ful day.

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  19. I love your armoire. What a great way to display your China.

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  20. What a beautiful pattern this is, Bernideen! I have never seen this before.

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  21. Such a pretty pattern Bernideen. If I ever stumble across one--(teapot) I will snatch it up for you. Gorgeous stuff and you have such a complete collection, Sandi

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