Transferware display

Do you like to use transferware dishes? If you like to mix and match this classic type of earthenware. It can be used so many different ways.

When a friend emailed me for ideas on displaying a rather large collection of vintage plates she inherited from a relative, she had only one rule: "I don't want to stand them up in an old granny hutch." Fine. Try hanging them! Hanging plates is a traditional way of displaying decorative dinnerware or serveware and has been seen in many cultures, from European to Asian. Centuries ago, elaborate displays of plates in a home was a sign of wealth and high social status. Hanging plates these…

Good morning, We had a very windy day here yesterday knocking out power for much of the Maritimes including us for over 16 hours. Fortunately we are back on now but thousands are not. It isn't even winter yet and already we have had a few storms with school closures etc. I took a few shots of some of my red and white transferware in the kitchen to share with you today. I am still adding little touches of Christmas throughout the house. As many of you know I have been collecting red and white…

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Gallery walls! It's really a true art form and, lately, as I scroll I've been seeing a lot of unique gallery walls that are so inspiring. I love sharing scroll stoppers because I follow so many amazing creatives that stop me in my scroll and it would be selfish to keep them to myself. I hope that these posts bring you tons of inspiration and lots of new creatives to follow. We all know why I love this gallery wall that zioandsons posted. The white painted floors, all that bright light, the…

Find help in this post with valuing your antique and vintage transferware dishes, including American, English, and French pieces of both blue and red transferware.

Styling A Plate Display Wall Rack - Get ideas on arranging vintage plates, bread boards, ironstone dishes and copper pieces on a wall rack.