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Welcome to 2nd Time Around. Please join us by creating a post featuring something that is new to you that you have acquired at a garage sale, flea market, thrift store, estate sale or inherited.
I hope Mr. Linky cooperates this week. Sorry about last week, but Mr. Linky changed servers and all the links disappeared. So, if you want to repost last weeks item, that will be fine with me.
These dishes pictures here are part of a set of dishes I ‘inherited’ from my daughter. The pattern is ‘Daisy Chain’ and was created by Mississippi artist Gail Pittman. She discontinued this pattern a few years ago, and recently has stopped producing all of her pottery that was made in Jackson, Ms. Occasionally I will run across a piece of this at a flea market or on EBAY, and if it is something I don’t have, I try to get it.
My daughter changed her color scheme completely when they moved into another home, so I got lucky! Thanks for stopping by today…hopefully things will go smoother this week.
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25 comments:
Very cool pottery that I have never seen before.
pretty..I love that iron dish holder.
sandy toe
These are awesome! Love the colors & the center pattern. They'd make a beautiful tablescape too. ☺ diane
Those dishes are lovely.
So bright and cheery.
Thanks for hosting each week.
Blessings
Barbara Jean
Very pretty, I love the colors on your dishes. Maybe I can join in next week. Cindy
Your dishes are so bright! I love the colors. Thanks for sharing.
Charla
Oh, you DID get lucky when your daughter redecorated! Happy 2nd time around day!
Diane, What beautiful, colorful pottery...
I finally got to the right blog and got you listed on my list.
Come see me.
Barbara
That's very pretty pottery. You did get lucky, indeed...
Hi Diane
Aren't you lucky to have received those cheery dishes. I love the colours...very pretty.
thank you for sharing
and have a lovely day!!
Judi
Hi, Diane ...
Daisy Chain is one of my favorite Gail Pittman patterns, and it is getting harder and harder to find. I know you treasure your collection.
Love daisies & your pretty patterned dishes!
Hi Diane,
These dishes have such festive colors and would be fun for a Mexican dinner party! I am always on the lookout for thrift store dishes to add to a few of my discontinued collections. This is also my first time participating in your weekly event, it looks like fun one!
Cathy
Very pretty - you got luck on that.
Glenda
Hi Diane!
I love these dishes and it's so nice they were produced in your home state.
I joined in a little late today -- and it's with soemthing I saw and don't own..hope that is OK....I certainly do wish I owned one of them! :-)
Hugs, Pat
Hello Diane, love your Tuesday soiree and hope I'm welcome to visit weekly. My home is full of
2nd time around treasures...I consider them God's gift to me. I love that your daughter handed over her dish stash to you.
Blessings from Houston, TX
DeniseMarie-Bloomin'
Those are beautiful dishes. You are lucky!
Christi
These are very pretty, Diane. Are they handpainted? I love handpainted ceramics...Christine
These are very pretty, Diane!!
Love these, Diane! I have some Gail Pittman pottery, and I can't believe she is not making it anymore! I wish I had bought more when I bought what I have. I only have a small service for four, and I would like to have had more. I ordered it online from a shop.
XO,
Sheila
Beautiful dishes... how lucky to have such a thoughtful daughter to give you her collection to add to yours!
I love this Gail Pittman pattern. I have Grapevine and still love it.
I love Gail Pittman pottery. Yours is lovely, and how wonderful that your daughter changed her color scheme, and you benefited from that! laurie
Diane, the dishes are so pretty and colorful. I love those flowers and the plate is gorgeous too. How could your daughter part with them? One thing about them, she will inherit them back one day. Hopefully a long time from now.
We are still in Kansas but I posted a surprise today. I'm smiling.
Hugs...Jeanne
What fun! Thanks for sharing your dishes.
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