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Pretty things to make the house smell nice even if its winter and you can’t open the windows. Not used at Versailles but pretty enough that the Queen of France would have liked them too.
Category: Ceramics
Tea and coffee with the Wiener Kunst im Haus from just before the Wiener Werkstätte came along. Jugendstil. Jutta Sika and Kolomon Moser, designers. Living from 1877 to 1964, she studied ceramics under Moser who helped with the design work.
Tableware designs from the mid-1930s. Part of the Minton Archive in Stoke-Trent, England. Probably designed by R. G. Haggar.
Tile to dress up the lounge and make a bungalow way out on the Zambezi feel like Cornwall. Plates from a mid-1880’s catalog from encaustic tile maker Malkin Edge & Company, Burslem, Stoke-On-Trent, England.
Chinese export candlesticks. In silver and in porcelain and mostly late 19th century. All beautiful.
Art Deco era Royal Doulton. A coffee set and some other things. All so cheerful your tablecloth will want to get up and dance.
Cheerful dishes to brighten anyone’s table even in the depths of winter as it snows outside. By the late English ceramics designer Clarice Cliff.
