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Thrifted these from my local Goodwill Store several years ago. They even have their original stoppers.
Came full of salt and pepper!
What a baah-gin! (hard "G" sound ;o)
Several items of clay containers for cooking or storing water, rice and foodstuff prepared by the last of the Goan potters in Soccorro. Cooking on slow woodwife in clay kitchenware was what brought taste to Goan cuisine once. Buddkulo, gurguret, mann, kodem, tovli, malti, kollso, lavnni, bhann, donn, miler, dhumpel, tizal, tovo, vaz, moddki... all these items are now things of the past and the clay artisans too are seen very rarely... or only at the Mapusa Bazaar or the fairs at the village feasts in Goa. On August 15, 2012, the villagers of Socorro brought the scene alive at their colourful, very ethnic Patoianchem Fest.
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Another one from my 'kitchenware in space' series.
With Uranus and Neptune in the background.
The away team has also a very secret special mission: Looking for some new items of Boleslawiec pottery to complete the captain's collection.
Pencil, 20x30cm.
Lacking a formal place to put the (still unknown maker and unknown pattern) casserole, I decided to plop it down on top of the lazy susan in the kitchen. It looks okay there for now.
Here we go! I'm 90% positive the orange bowl goes with this set. Honestly, even if it doesn't, it looks great to me so I don't really care! :D
With the end of semester rush in full swing this was a great pick me up!
Another successful Craigslist adventure. Went to pick up this set today. It is the Spring Blossom Cinderella Bowl Set. It had NEVER been taken out of the box. The ad said it was a wedding gift from 1972! The icing on the cake is that this set cost me $10!
I am not planning on using these bowls but I just couldn't leave them in the box. It just didn't feel right! It was really exciting to open the box though :)
Lakeland is an English company that sells some very useful household wares. They are not cheap but the products are usually high quality and often unique.
An outdoor dinner party. Table with white table cloth, pink napkins, flower/rose centre piece, candles, cutlery, glassware in front of decorated garden shed.
Product photos on white
Kitchenware photo
Child backpack
Sock pack
Backpack on white
Kitchenware on white
Spoon on white
Spatula on white
Socks on white
Apparel on white
I have not been able to find any good references online for dating vintage Le Creuset cookware. So I decided it would not hurt to post my own photos as references.
Two of the pans here I acquired new, so I know exactly how old they are. The others are from thrift stores, but I have guesses as to their ages based on various information I've found online.
If anyone else has info to add about identifying old vintage Le Creuset, please add it!
Please note: If your Le Creuset has the three concentric ring logo, it dates to NO EARLIER than 1972, which was the first use of that logo according to their trademark application.
From top, clockwise:
1. Pan (Flame) of undetermined age, possibly 1960s or 1970s. No logo on lid knob. Round hanging loop. Cream glaze on inside of lid. Glaze on base, and glaze on lip. Pour spout.
2. Pan (Cherry Red), purchased new in 2009. 1972 logo on lid knob. Name "Le Creuset" and concentric circles on top of lid itself. Round hanging loop. Black phenolic handle. Cream glaze on inside of lid. Glaze on base, No glaze on lip. No pour spout. Pan curves near top and at base. Tab with "Le Creuset" on top. "Precision Pour" design.
3. Pan (Cobalt), purchased new in 1990. 1972 logo on lid knob. Round hanging loop. Cream glaze on inside of lid. No glaze on base, and no glaze on lip. Pour spout. Size in circle on base. Cobalt color without gradations, unlike later pans.
4. Pan (Flame), probably 1950s-early 1960s. No logo on lid knob. Lid knob very narrow Bakelite with point on top. Triangular hanging loop. Orange glaze on inside of lid. Glaze on base, and glaze on lip. Pour spout. Size in diamond on base.
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I fell in love with this but didn't buy it, I went home and told my husband how gorgeous it was and how much I loved it and he took me the next day to buy it all for me :) I love him!!!
As with every move, I'm prioritizing the bookshelves. Now, thanks to inadequate cabinetry and a tall toddler, we have to accommodate some kitchenware, too.