Wednesday, April 23, 2025

A LOVELY FIND OF PURPLE TRANSFERWARE

Last  Saturday when we went to Mexico, Missouri,
I found a nice collection of purple transferware.
Many of the ones I found were the similar pattern "Pastoral Davenport" by A. J. Wilkinson Ltd which are so very similar to "Rural Scenes"  Clarice Cliff which  were six plates that I already had. 
 Some of the pieces were "Rural Scenes".  The most thrilling part was there were 5 cups and
 saucers in the group which I really needed.


I also have soup bowls now and lots more plates.


So I put away my collection of
English spring pansy pieces.






I already had some "Rural Scenes" Clarice Cliff
plates and these Clarice Cliff  "Charlotte" cups
and saucers and other pieces but last Saturday
I found a group of pieces to add with them.


I also got the large
wash pitcher.  I have
several of these
that I use for
bouquets.


This is the large
wash pitcher that
I found......




I don't know if you sew but if you do, you can make your own table cloths with simple narrow hemming on wider fabrics.  If fabric is 45" wide, you can add a strip to each side to make it wider.  Most oblong or oval tables are about 42" wide.  A common size for a dining room table is 60" and then upwards per 12" leaf.  The drop of the cloth on the sides and ends is usually 6-12".



I enjoy setting my table differently
every few weeks.  I am retired so I
need to keep busy.



The soup bowls and cups and saucers
were part of my new purchase. 


Do you collect any transferware and
if so - what colors?

3 comments:

  1. How lovely, they make a spectacular table setting. I have several pieces of green, brown and blue transferware, but mostly a collection of blue willow.
    Thank you for sharing.
    Jo

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  2. What a lovely table you have set and a great way to spend your time. You have created a beautiful haven for your eyes to see. Creating your own tablecloth is a great idea too. Thank you for sharing all this beauty for us to enjoy as well.

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  3. This was a great find! The large pitcher is a real show piece.

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