Hi all!
I'm joining in with my friend Sarah from Molly's Maison, and her new post theme entitled
'bits and bobs'. The idea is that we all post an image that features a little collection with some kind of cohesive thread. At least that's my interpretation of it anyway, so I'll go with that for now!
Oh the dilemma of choosing just one collection for a self-confessed magpie!
And then finding something cohesive in it...
So, I've rounded up some of my old saucers.
They are all New Zealand logo-ed in some way - in this image there are a mix of New Zealand Railways, Army, Defence and Government Tourist Board.
Part of a collection that has been amassed over some time now, and yet I'm still excited when I find another one, especially if it is 'new' to my collection.
Who ever knew how many 'NZ-somethings' with their own tea-room china there used to be!
I am lucky enough to have cups that go with the NZR railway china, but the other saucers are all on their lonesome.
I put them to good use as soap dishes in the bathroom, as resting places for 'bits and bobs', and of course, any excuse I can think of to serve them up somehow with or around food.
As a little detail, wherever they pop up around my home, they add that little quirky touch that I always think is so important in any interior.
Perhaps especially in the bathroom, where many of the surfaces are, you know, quite sleek.
A little unexpected layer of detail.
As a little detail, wherever they pop up around my home, they add that little quirky touch that I always think is so important in any interior.
Perhaps especially in the bathroom, where many of the surfaces are, you know, quite sleek.
A little unexpected layer of detail.
My little ode to another era.
Happy Monday!
Amanda xx
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They're a great little collection Amanda and I adore the pic too. Thanks so much for joinging in, I'm off to edit you into my post!
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Gorgeous collection!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me- I don't think I have met a NZ blogger before!
Oh I like that they have a new home where they are loved!!!
ReplyDeleteFabbo, Amanda. You always have the best treasures to show us. J x
ReplyDeleteLovely bits....I am quite partial to this type of China. I have recently found a couple of plates from a defunct cruise ship.
ReplyDeleteHello Amanda, what a fantastic collection of saucers. I like how differently we all approached it. I'm glad I found your blog too through this!
ReplyDeleteA sweet collection - makes one wish for the days of the tea trolley :) At one of my very first jobs (at the Wool Board I think) there was a tea trolley... Have a wonderful week! Annie x
ReplyDeleteThey have such a classic look about them - I bet Anthropolgie would love to get their hands on them :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so charming! Lovely post! C
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