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If it hadn't been so big I could have used it for MM a few weeks ago. This is the window display of a nice local restaurant. It was warm and cosy and the food excellent
Also called Tea Time Collection. This is No. 10, Old Fashion (sic) Tableware. The description reads...these are inspired by the nostalgic tableware from Japan. which many household (sic) had used before.
I've wanted these glasses for a long time because they look so retro. I'm not thrilled with the blue glass holder or the red and white set...I guess it's a tea set.
A little shop in Yanaka Ginza that sells bowls, plates and cups. We were able to find some sake cups we liked.
They match perfectly! :)
I was so happy putting them together to pose for a picture.
Cups from the Fairytale Tableware set.
At Scaddabush Restaurant
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Happy Crazy Tuesday
Theme is: Tableware. So I decided to do something a little different. I break these out on sushi nights when I make home made sushi rolls.
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Very nice vintage (the forties of the 20th century) Japanese bowl of "Mountain Wood-land" series by Nasco brand.
This bowl was used in Grimm TV series and I've got it from a massive asset sale held after the last season of this show.
I present to you the content of our vintage cupboard with in it some of the tableware I kept from my Mum and granny. The white and blue service I personally love the most and use them for special occasions (when it comes to our daily coffee and tea we prefer to drink from bigger mugs that not necessarily match with each other ). The brown one is from England, and we use the correspondent plates that are kept in another part of the cupboard on a day to day basis. On top, in front to the left two valuable sets - a set of fine China Paragon teacups appointed to H.M. the queen and H.M. queen mary in pink and baby blue. Love them! To the far left a pair of cups with golden elements and dark blue from a German porcelain manufacturer (I mean to sell them one day). In the bottom some more collector's items and seasonal stuff. I have more whole sets, but they are stashed away in boxes.