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Masons 'Blue Pheasant' c1830I sat on the filthy carpet of the junk shop
and looked through the pile of china.
This plate was at the bottom,
thickly covered with sticky dust
and waiting patiently
for someone to see the beauty underneath.
Monday, 2 August 2010
The Scone Plate
Masons 'Blue Pheasant' c1830I sat on the filthy carpet of the junk shop
and looked through the pile of china.
This plate was at the bottom,
thickly covered with sticky dust
and waiting patiently
for someone to see the beauty underneath.
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Lovely, what a lucky find!
ReplyDeleteYou're very good at beyond the obvious.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic find. Lucky you!
ReplyDeleteDeb.
The perfect plate for perfect scones!
ReplyDeleteThat's the joy of a junk shop, as opposed to an antiques shop - these little treasures are so exciting to find and clean up! Such a lovely plate too.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother had a set of these, wonder where they went?
ReplyDeleteThe Scone Plate or the Plate of Scone ?
ReplyDeleteIf you lifted that last one from the plate then Mr. M would that make you King of Scotland?
ReplyDelete'twas not I - I only had three
ReplyDeleteI'll have what's upon it, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine how you ate scones before you found this plate!
ReplyDeleteYum! And yes, really a good catch.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I wish I had the patience to do that...
ReplyDeleteTwo of my favorites, a grimy find and a yummy scone.
ReplyDeleteI'm on the hunt for a scone plate! Want something really unique and really pretty. This one is great.
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