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It’s hard to choose just one favorite, but I would have to say it’s my collection of vintage kitchenware. The colors and designs are so cheerful - just looking at it makes me happy. I began collecting Cathrineholm enamelware over 10 years ago when it was more affordable than it is now. The Corelle “Spring Blossom”/“Crazy Daisy” pattern is still easy to find, cheap, and perfect for everyday use. Both of these patterns spark memories from my childhood and I think that is why I was initially drawn to them. The collection is dynamic and I regularly add new pieces as I find them in thrift stores, antique malls and flea markets. Other items in the collection that are not pictured include teak-handle silverware, Spring Blossom dinnerware and Pyrex bowls, metal recipe boxes, and a set of green Lincoln BeautyWare kitchen canisters from my Grandmother’s house. The irony of this collection is that I do not cook.

Beautifully painted Bone China food serving bowl

Explore #223

 

Made BW by 20 minutes! Whoot! :)

 

Other than a slight texture, this is pretty much SOOC.

I'm trying to develop better discipline with my composition so I left that distracting lens glare on the upper near-right-hand-side as a reminder :)

 

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Paul Fouillen renowned Faience Work, Quimper Local Artist. Vinegar cruet, jug. Items for sale. www.flickr.com/people/frenchvintagetreasures/

A composition of wooden kitchen utensilson a white background

2023 Weekly Alphabet Challenge, Week 18 , R for Red

 

Kettle calling toaster red ;-) Kitchenware in our holiday home.

I have a humble vintage milkglass collection, such as Pyrex, Fire King, Glasbake and the like.....in real, of course.

 

So imagine my excitement finding miniature counterparts. Thanks Re-Ment!

  

Trying out Delta 100 on stainless steel items.

The Waking Hours: Aug. 03, 2022

 

Fujifilm X-E3, XF 33mm

Instax Base

Ancient history, coral preserved...

Two versions of a common kitchen utensil, also known as a fish slice, turner, or flipper outside of the United States. The spatula on the left is a standard-sized one.

 

As an essential tool used in making pancakes, the regular spatula serves its purpose, but its size is far from perfect when flipping pancakes any larger than about five inches (127mm) diameter. I put up with this issue for years, until I got frustrated and decided to search for a larger utensil, happening upon the one on the right. Even though it took some getting used to, it does a better job than a traditional spatula, thanks to its seven-inch-deep (177.8mm) paddle.

All stacked up and nowhere to go.

My favs!! I love all!!!!

 

Os meus favoritos! Adoro tudo isto!!!! Quero tudo pra mim!! :D

 

MacroMondays 11/10/25

 

Theme: MESH

Get ready to serve up your favorite Autumn dishes with the Clove Crockery collection; available now at EQUAL10! Have a look at the details then stop by to grab your favorite fall-inspired kitchenware ♡

 

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「❖Elm. Pumpkin French Oven//Pack #1❖」

» Includes Butterscotch + Persimmon color options.

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin Braiser - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin French Oven [Large] - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin French Oven [Small] - 1Li

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「❖Elm. Pumpkin French Oven//Pack #2❖」

» Includes Cream + Onyx color options.

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin Braiser - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin French Oven [Large] - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin French Oven [Small] - 1Li

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「❖Elm. Pumpkin French Oven//Pack #3❖」

» Includes Cranberry + Juniper color options.

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin Braiser - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin French Oven [Large] - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Pumpkin French Oven [Small] - 1Li

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「❖Elm. Clove Crockery//Acorn Jars❖」

» Includes Butterscotch + Juniper + Maple color options.

➥ Clove Crockery//Acorn Jar [Large] - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Acorn Jar [Small] - 1Li

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「❖Elm. Clove Crockery//Soup Cups - 1Li❖」

» Includes 3versions.

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「❖Elm. Clove Crockery//Pumpkin S&P Shaker - 1Li❖」

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「❖Elm. Clove Crockery//Mushroom Teapot & Teacups❖」

➥ Clove Crockery//Mushroom Teapot - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Mushroom Teacups - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Mushroom Teacups Stacked - 1Li

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「❖Elm. Clove Crockery//Mushroom Jar & Platter❖」

➥ Clove Crockery//Mushroom Platters - 1Li

➥ Clove Crockery//Mushroom Jars - 1Li

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I like the combination from the dotted green fabric and the little apples.

In a WWII Land army day van at Weald Open Air Museum

Wooden spoon on a white background

Miscounted, no - double exposure

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It being autumn, I thought I'd dress the spoons for the season.

 

For more spoons: view my Stream!

Amazing what you can do with a couple of cooking ingredients and some kitchenware... ;-)

French Quimper pottery, housewares, kitchenware, tableware, serving ware by Keraluc Local Artist. Items for sale. www.flickr.com/people/frenchvintagetreasures/

Part of my collection of Cathrineholm kitchenware. I found most of the pieces on eBay.

February 26

 

Strawberries in a copper colander, I bought this long time back and clicking with this prop for the first time. You can imagine most of my kitchenware bought is with photography in mind and they are super photogenic :)

There's that overly-generous 5% off again, mostly for Sunbeam-branded kitchen accessories this time.

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Fred's, early 2000's built, Hwy 57 near Holiday Hills Ln., Counce TN

I actually found a Cathrineholm pot at the thrift. Yeah! It matches my growing collection of yellow kitchenware.

I love birds! :-)

 

I FINALLY found the blue 043 oval casserole so to celebrate I photographed some of my birdies. Took this photo a while ago but just got around to posting it.

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