Here's my personal Christmas selection of vases which I promised to reveal to you. They're all from the one source - 1001 Vintage - in the Netherlands. That source be here.
I love how these two match. Yes, they are exquisite. They'd look good in my Royal Copenhagen collection. That's not a collection of the aristocracy from Denmark's Capital, but a collection of Danish blue-patterned ceramics (one vase constitutes a collection, in my books).
Below are a couple of Germans which I wouldn't snub my nose at. From the same merchant.
I like this orange one, as it'd look good in my orange collection. That's not a collection of citrus, but a collection of orange-coloured earthenware.
And below, is a piece of Bitossi which I emailed back-and-forth about, but the postage from America was enough to cripple the Copenhagen Royals so I had to walk away. Sad.
I'm not sure I've ever seen such a magnificent bit (of) ossi. From here.
Love them all but the fourth one the most.
ReplyDeleteI'd definatly shuffle over and make room for those royal copenhagen ones
ReplyDeleteThat little blue knight is lovely but the postage is prohibitive isn't it? Get the kids onto a bit of paper mache and blue paint and cross your fingers.
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff. The postage is such a bummer. I have no smart ideas on the matter. I do think you deserve a piece though :)
ReplyDeleteWell any of those would be welcome at my place, that's for sure. I didn't dare look at the postage for that last one. I did not feel like being outraged tonight! Which one will you get? xx
ReplyDeleteBrismod,
ReplyDeletenone probably. Ha. Sob.
None probably,
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I sob for you!
What a exquitite collection is here on you wish list...
x Ariane.
Miss Ariane,
ReplyDeleteyes, it is an unspeakable tragedy. But, I struggle on.
Nice stuff!
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I love the blue. Postage is a curse. sob.
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pretty collection,
ReplyDeleteand i can\t help but think of the FLOWERS
that would go well in them!
we have a few vases in sweden at my parents place i need to picture for you. hope i will remember...once i go again.
This collection makes me think that I ought to ramble, not only the woods, but also the basement, They all look like something I would have placed down there... for safe keepings, of course!
ReplyDeleteI will keep you posted :)
Loev Lilli
That last one was the definite bees'knees.
ReplyDeleteSo cheap over there but one would need a money tree with increasing postage.
What a pain.
I'd stop looking I think.
They are beautiful - particularly the blue matching pieces. I hope Santa reads your blog...
ReplyDeleteDrooling over that first lovely German! Good eye, MMM-C, good eye.
ReplyDeleteThey are all rather nice. I think the first one is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteThe last is just laughin' at ya!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, GORJUSS!!
ReplyDeleteHi, Just finished looking through an auction catalogue and thought of this post. Scammells Auctions here in Adelaide are having an Internet Auction of Mid Century stuff next Monday night (17th). Saw some Royal Copenhagen stuff on there. Hopefully the postage isn't as high?! Scammellauctions.com.au Enjoy :)
ReplyDeleteimagine what would happen to all these pretty vases in a house full of cats.
ReplyDeletePerhaps you could have the children mould a knight for you and have it glazed in blue? I'd like a horse head too if they've got any potential in this department.
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