It reminds me of my sister, because she has this pattern (except that I don't remember all the gold trim on hers). She inherited it from our Uncle John and Aunt Signa.
Here it is, my new treasure:
It is Franciscan Earthenware and was made in the USA.
Thank you to Marilou for filling us in:
- Hi. I love that china, I have the newer version of it as it has been produced to a long time, the pattern is called Desert Rose. It is still produced but it doesn't have the look of the original, subtle changes were made. Hugs Marilou
- January 25, 2011 9:06 AM
I am entering this post into the following meme's. Please check out the other beautiful china, tea cups and table top displays on their blogs when you get a chance. Thank you, Lady Katherine and Marty for faithfully hosting for us each week.
God bless, and have a wonderful and beautiful Tuesday!
For more pretties from Trivia Antiques, please check out these posts:
Trivia Antiques Part II - The OutsideTrivia Antiques Part III - The Inside
10 comments:
Hi I love that china, I have the newer version of it as it has been produced to a long time, the pattern is called Desert Rose. It is still produced but it doesn't have the look of the original, subtle changes were made. Hugs Marilou
Thank you, Marilou! I'll tweak my title a bit. Have a wonderful day.
Oh I love this china, the pattern is fabulous and such lovely colors. This is the pattern my sister use to have. Gorgeous. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
Hi Marty, thanks so much for stopping by! Happy TTT
Hello Kathy...Love that cup pattern. Very pretty.
Wanted to thank you so much for stopping by my blog and commenting. Loved having you. Come by any time. Susan
Love that the edges and handles are 'twigs'. Beautiful.
A very pretty cup and saucer! I've seen this pattern before, but I don't personally know anything about it. Type the name of it, that's on the underside, into Google or Bing and a lot of info will probably come up for it. Good luck!
Best,
Gloria
Hi Susan,
Thank you so much for coming by to see me! I am happy you enjoyed the tea cup setting.
Hi Jessa Irene,
I didn't even catch that part...I am glad that you pointed it out. Thank you for your visit and God bless!
Hi Gloria,
That is a great idea. Now that Marilou told me a bit about it, I have more to go on. Thanks so much for visiting today. Take care.
Kathy
Love your teacup and saucer! The pattern is so pretty! I seen it, but do not know the name! I wish! The doily is lovely under it! Thank you for joining me for Tea Time!
Thank you, Lady Katherine ... well, we found out that it is called Desert Rose. I hope you are doing well; thanks for stopping by to say hi!
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