I am always on the lookout for pretty small bowls. They are great for eating decadent yet healthy peanut butter "nice" cream or this peachy dessert parfait. And, as I've said before, a petite bowl makes photographing food easier. (Fits in the camera frame better and requires less food).
Recently I found two of these pretty pink and yellow floral bowls at the thrift store. They'll be great not only for pictures, but for snacking on my fave raisin cereal in the evening too. They say yingzhouzhengdong on the bottom. I attempted to do some research, but even when Google translates the page from Chinese I can't really get a meaningful idea of what it says.
My mom recently gave me these cool vintage hospital serving dishes. She used to use the same kind of cream and sugar sets as a nurse. (And no, she didn't steal these from a hospital. She bought them at a garage sale. I asked.) When I see them, I imagine a time when hospital food was a little more sophisticated, but I could very well be wrong about that!
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Love the bowls you found at the thrift store. Very pretty and unique.
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DeleteBeautiful bowls! And I just love items with a history...so those hospital serving dishes are just amazing.
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Hi Joann I was always wondering where the covered teapot/creamer/sugar sets came from. Thanks, and thanks too for Vintage Bliss 98.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the party. I loved hearing about the covered cream & sugar set. I didn't know they were from places like a hospital.
ReplyDeletexo Dianne
Inherited dishes are always so precious. Thank you for sharing at Vintage Charm.
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