The home I stayed at in Glen Ellen this weekend had a lovely collection of pale aqua pottery and white ceramic dinnerware and serving pieces, and it got me to thinking I needed a few more to add to my own collection (above). So I went exploring to see what I might find, both on
Flickr, and on
Etsy, both newly handcrafted and vintage. Here's a look at some great inspiration for displaying your decorative vases and pottery, and those festive serving pieces too pretty to store away, as well as some
Etsy shops that are great for finding new pieces to add to your own collections.
Glen Ellen Home.
The home I stayed at in Glen Ellen this weekend had a lovely collection of pale aqua pottery and white ceramic dinnerware and serving pieces, and it got me to thinking I needed a few more to add to my own collection (above). So I went exploring to see what I might find, both on Flickr, and on Etsy, both newly handcrafted and vintage. Here's a look at some great inspiration for displaying your decorative vases and pottery, and those festive serving pieces too pretty to store away, as well as some Etsy shops that are great for finding new pieces to add to your own collections.
freshvintagestyle.
Oval bee dish from Rae Dunn.
On Bradstreet.
Sprig cups from Diana Fayt.
Lovebirds vase from Red Hot Pottery.
Lacy teal bowl from Prince Design UK.
Tiny bottles from Sara Paloma.
Glen Ellen Home.
All so simple. Lovely and elegant. I'm in love with my white walls lately.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Whitney Smith. She's so inspiring. I wish I still had access to a ceramics studio- a cupcake stand was always on my "to do" list.
ReplyDeleteI'm ordinarily a full color kind a gal, but have been gravitating towards white (and white on white) lately. These pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love the simplicity of these pieces. I am in-love with the bee dish. So pretty.
ReplyDeletethe prettiest shades of blue!
ReplyDeletevictoria, you have done it again! you amaze and inspire my with your passion, dedication and your amazing eye. i want to be just like you when i grow up
ReplyDeletei'm so glad you all like these. there's some very talented ceramicists in my neck of the woods!
ReplyDeletethanks neville! and hi! :)
V...nice array! thanks for including my bee.
ReplyDeletethanks rae! and i love your bee (among many of your pieces!!).
ReplyDeleteHi Victoria-
ReplyDeleteGreat roundup! FYI- The link to Sara Paloma isn't working.
Thanks Sarah - all fixed!
ReplyDeleteThe love birds vase makes me giddy!
ReplyDeleteLovely collection!!! I'd like to add one of my favorites - joanna mendicino...her little bird vase makes me soooo happy!! :-)
ReplyDeleteNice collection Victoria, thank you for including my cupcake stand... lots of hits on that baby today!
ReplyDeleteGoodness, I love that cupcake stand!!
ReplyDeleteI love 40's pottery.....and have a bunch in cream, aqua and yellow. Thanks for some display ideas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous selection of pieces. I'm loving those sprig cups especially!!
ReplyDeletei love that clock. would it be ruined if one was to paint it a color, like powder pink or seafoam blue?
ReplyDeleteandrea - hard to say, but if you masked it off carefully, i think you could paint it. perhaps take it to your local hardware store and ask what paint would be best to use.
ReplyDeletethis post makes me very happy.
ReplyDeletethank you victoria!
xo, btw i have three of your four cups finished. : ) (the fourth cracked)
hey,i don't know why i came up anonymous on the comment above. i certainly don't want to be. just in case it does it again, it's me, diana fayt. ;-)
ReplyDeletehi whitney!
ReplyDeletehi diana! glad to have you here and share your beautiful work! and i know who you are, girl! ;) xx
What a gorgeous collection! I'm glad you featured Amy (On Bradstreet); she's got a wonderful home and this was the first Flickr home I blogged about. I recommend everyone who reads this to click that particular link.
ReplyDeleteThese are all gorgeous! Such wonderful colors and wonderful collections! Thanks!
ReplyDeletexo
Melis