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!
That's such a charming pattern from Johnson Bros.
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern and so well displayed.
ReplyDeleteWhat 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
ReplyDeleteThat 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!
ReplyDeleteOH Bernideen, I love this pattern! It looks so pretty displayed in your cabinet.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Johnson Brothers pattern. I love your display with the clear glass cake stands.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to remove the doors so you can see all your pretty things.
ReplyDeleteHappy 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.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Oh that looks so pretty Bernideen! I love how you change it up to show us your different collections! Stay safe this weekend!
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pattern and what a stunning collection you have!!
Thanks so much for sharing!!
Hugs,
Debbie
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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ReplyDeleteI 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
Beautiful set of dishes! I have a teacup trio of the same pattern. :)
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ReplyDeleteThat 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.
That is a beautiful pattern Bernideen.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow 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. ♥
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.
ReplyDeleteI love your armoire. What a great way to display your China.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pattern this is, Bernideen! I have never seen this before.
ReplyDeleteSuch 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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