My best friend and I are going to some antique shops this weekend, hopefully I will find some goodies! And the sun refuses to shine here so no kitchen pictures until it decides to come back out again:)
Renovating, decorating and creating in an 1867 Pennsylvania farmhouse.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Ironstone Platters
One of my favorite things to collect are shabby discolored ironstone platters. I love them all stacked together, I love them hung on a wall, I love them on shelves...you get my point. I recently purchased some from Spring Hill Farm on Etsy, Emily's shop is one of my favorites (also where I got the ticking pillow covers pictured). She also has a wonderful blog Springhillfarm-eg.blogspot.com that you should check out.
My best friend and I are going to some antique shops this weekend, hopefully I will find some goodies! And the sun refuses to shine here so no kitchen pictures until it decides to come back out again:)
My best friend and I are going to some antique shops this weekend, hopefully I will find some goodies! And the sun refuses to shine here so no kitchen pictures until it decides to come back out again:)
I just falling in love with ironstone...and wood boxes too. You always have such lovely things to share. Have fun this weekend. Can't wait to see all your goodies..Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYour ironstone is lovely. I have a growing collection of ironstone, including a small stack of platters that I hope to keep adding to. I love the age and discolouration of your pieces (some of mine are newer but they were thrifty finds.)
ReplyDeleteI have a few ironstone platters now and love them too. Thanks for the link to Springhill Farm. It's a great farmhouse blog too!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your kind words. The feeling is mutual. Your blog is inspiring.
ReplyDeleteIronstone love! I can't get enough of them...thanks for sharing your beautiful pictures & inspiring home.
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