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I just love antique transferware. It’s a style of ceramics that comes in a variety of styles and colors. To make these beautiful pieces, a copper plate is created with a pattern that is then printed onto tissue paper. The print is then transferred onto the ceramic piece, hence the name. Do you have a particular favorite color or do you like to mix and match?
I hope you enjoy the selection of antique transferware above. Please stop by www.inessa.com to view even more!
Long ago, on a trip to the South of France in search of Country French antiques, I was introduced to a talented young lady named Brigitte. She spoke English well, which was a rarity in those days. She generously invited me to her family’s coutnry home, and her graciousness had an enormous influence on me. This was well over two decades ago, and at the time I was somewhat new to the Provençal French experience. So naturally I jumped at the chance…read more at Beverly Drive Magazine.
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With all new and exciting shipments of antique furniture and accessories we have received from France and Italy, it feels like Christmas! To share the joy this month, we are having a Christmas in July sale. To add even more to the celebration, why not do a fantastic giveaway? We are just delighted for you to join us in this great occasion in our stores or online. While you enjoy the antique splendor, enter this contest as our gift.
This colorful sampler, initialled "C.P." was a commemorative sampler for a family heirloom collection, and dates to over 108 years of age! Using cross stitch and a little needlepoint, the family homestead and ancestral landmark were combined with the family's favorite bird and flowers to create a lively keepsake to pass down the generations. Such works were used in the education process to pass the skill down to the next generation, and many times included lessons in mathematics and spelling as well. Dated 1902. Measures 26.5 x 24.5 x 1. Retail value $600
The lucky winner of this giveaway will receive this lovely antique sampler.
To enter: Visit one of our stores, comment on this blog, or comment on Facebook and tell us what is your favorite antique item on our website. OR do all three for a triple entry!
Have Fun and Good Luck!
