\Love this set of vintage cream colored seashell plates I found recently at a church antique sale that featured many items from old Virginia country homes and estates. This is a set of eight and they are marked Made in Japan. They have that fine crazing that I just love. Fantastic to use and if I had a beach house these pieces would be mounted on the wall as art work.....to see and use.
Hope you all are having a fabulous week and Happy Wednesday. For more wonderful White Wednesday's just click here to whisk you right over to Kathleen's blog, Faded Charm. There's a whole list of participants on her side bar. AND don't forget to leave a comment on any of my November post to be entered in my latest give-away. It's a good one with lots of goodies to be included. As the month progresses I will be posting about more items to be included in this give-away. You can click here to see the original post. 
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
White Wednesday ~ She Sells SeaShells
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Could I please have "Coquille St. Jacque" in those pretty shells pretty please Lynn?
Lovely
Happy WW
Love Claudie
xoxox
So lovely!
Oh they are lovely!!! How can you ever part with those?
I just wanted to let you know that I started a Christmas kick-off with lots of fun giveaways...I know we are all so busy but try to hop over and enter.
Hugs,
Robin
Beautiful Plates. I love your picture trail and little hummingbird. I think I am going to try that!
Carol ( who posted Tabletop Thursday on Tuesday!)
Oh Lynn the dishes are soooo lovely! With a beautiful patina too!!
:) T
Very very pretty!!!
Sandi
Lynn, Even though you don't have that beach house, I hope you'll find a wall in your home to display them. They are so pretty- crazing and all. That's what makes them interesting to me. I want to get some of those new plate hangers with no wires. Have you seen them?
hugs, Sue
I adore anything sea shell and these are fantastic. Of course you shouldn't sell them. Girl, they stand alone!
Debbie
Those plates are so unique. I can think of lots of yummy meals to serve on them. Even one large piece of chocolate cake would be fabulous.
~Debra Capers of the Vintage Vixens
HI!!!
It's been so long since I able to catch up on everyone's blog...
these shell plates are beautiful! I now have a beach house would love to find something like these...I will have to keep my eye out!
Hope all is well!
BG
Great plates Lynn! They would be perfect for a girly luncheon or lunch by the sea. I don't blame you for keeping them one bit!
Happy Wednesday!
xo, Jennifer
Dont we just love sales?! Lovely plates! I can imagine serving seafood salad in them. Blessings!
Gwen
Lynn, thank you so much for your comment on my blog. (())
those plates are beautiful ... I would have to keep them. :)
WHAT a find. Beautiful! Love the crazing.
Thanks for sharing your white treasures!
Very pretty Lynn. I love seaside themed ogjects as I live near the Atlantic Ocean.
the plates are just beautiful!
thank you for leaving a lovely note on my blog...i do not have peacocks, i just love them, the animals as well as the art nouveau styles they inspire:)
those are so pretty, you can use them anytime, thanks for stopping by, you made me laugh when you said it would take you three years, thats how i am.lol
Aunt Lynn,
These are amazing! I've never seen anything quite like them...I think you should keep them. Hope things are fabulous in your world. Love - Dee Dee
They are elegant and pretty. Wish I could find stuff like this :)
Those plates are beautiful Lynn!
Beautiful, unique plates - I think they would be fabulous hung on the wall in a grouping - beach cottage or not ;-) What a fun shopping time you had to find such a treasure. I love getting to those sales, too, and get so excited when I come across an awesome find. Have a wonderful week.
Tricia
Lynn,
Beautiful dishes so charming! Thank you for stopping by today that was so sweet!
Hugs to you
Kate
Please enter me in your giveaway. And those are lovely plates; I'm not sure if I'd be able to part with them!
Lynn, These seashell plates are awesome! I love anything beachy but these look like a real find. They fit right into my imaginary cottage that sits by the ocean that I someday hope to own...
Those are amazing plates. I've never seen any like them before. Thanks for dahring with us today.
Take care,
Kathleen
Hi Lynn! Where are my scallops? ;))
Blogtrotter finished Turkey 2008 and is back to a gem in Iberia. Enjoy and have a great weekend!
Please enter me in your wonderful giveaway love your blog♥
Those are gorgeous! I love anything sea/ocean/shell related...
And what a cool blog you have!
Love those creamy whites..white Wednesday is soo pretty.
I participate in Vintage Black Friday..so me.
I am hosting a "Black Friday Flea Market" on my Flea market blog..thought you may be interested.
My sales have really skyrocketed since I opened my fleamarket.....
Dear little plates. At least use them awhile first. Congrats on your sales going so well!
Ok. I realized, after I submitted that comment, that it was the blogger ahead of my comment that had sales going well, but too late! Forgive me!! I was in a hurry to leave a comment, like a footprint, so you'd know I'd been to see ya!
Lynn, I was thrilled to see your comment and know that you had recently found my humble blog! I was happy too, to hear from a fellow "lover of chickens". I never thought I could love those little creations that most people label as dumb, but they are far from it. I would love to hear more about your newest family members. Ours are growing fast! I love your seashell plates, I wish i could find something adorable lke that over here in Germany, I might miss the Jersey shore a bit less!!! :-) Your blog is lovely and I plan to go back and scroll down to see what other intersting things you have shared recently that I have missed out on! warmly, Debby
p.s. Lynn, I just became your newest follower, number 157, and it was just meant to be, cuz '57 is my birth year!! Debby
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