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Friday, April 8, 2022

Cottage Garden Easter in the Holiday Cupboard

Hi Friends, Springtime is non-stop fun in the Holiday Cupboard. First comes Valentine's Day... then St. Patrick's Day ...and now Easter. The green transferware and Ivy dishes are still here from St. Patty's, so they make a pretty "garden-y" base, dish display for the pastels of early Spring and Easter. I added a few pieces of my French faience to bring in some florals along with a gorgeous tulip pitcher, my vintage cauliflower teapot, cabbage veggie tureen, and a majolica rabbit themed pitcher. 





This Spring the Holiday Cupboard is filled with a vintage garden vibe.
There are flowers, veggies, and bunnies with garden tools.










The little candy molds are reproduction, but they look old to me.
I found the twine carrots at the vintage market as a garland,
but the garland didn't work here on the cupboard so I just separated them
so I could place them around the dish displays.











80's Easter basket fun from when my girls were little.









I did some Internet sleuthing about this pretty little lusterware pitcher. I wasn't sure what it was or where it was made. I wasn't even sure it was a vintage piece, but it seems it's "Leuchtenburg Porcelain" from Germany. The marking is faint and I guess I'd never taken the time to search it out. Not sure how old it is but it's in good condition. It has an interesting embossed pattern across the top. I love the vibrant spring colors of the tulips.














Beatrix Potter inspired boy and girl bunny gardeners...














Sorry these are so washed out, I just couldn't get good pics inside this shelf.


















I haven't used this grapevine wreath for a while. 
The forsythia and lilacs together are a bit blinding,
but a totally authentic riotous display of color. So typical of Spring.




Here's a peek of the sitting area of the Garden Room 
with the wonderful ironstone pitcher full of real forsythia branches. 
I'll be sharing the rest of the Garden Room next week.





You can visit earlier posts from the Easter Cupboard HERE 




and HERE



Come back by on Saturday morning when I'll 
be joining some friends with a gathering sharing our vintage linens.











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joining in here:


The House on Silverado,  Love Your Creativity at Life and Linda
All About Home at Common Ground and Follow the Yellow Brick Home
Inspire Me Monday at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia 
 Met Monday at Between Naps on the Porch 
  Inspire Me Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life   Wonderful Wednesday at LeCultivateur 
Turnabout Tuesday at My Wee Abode,  Centerpiece Wednesday at Karin's Kottage
Share Your Style at French Ethereal,  Vintage Charm at Our Hopeful Home,  
Thursday Favorite Things at Follow the Yellow Brick Home,  
Create, Bake, and Grow at Shabby Art BoutiqueFarmhouse Friday at  County Road 407
Friday with Friends at My Hubbard Home, Fabulous Friday at Vintage Home Design
Friendship Friday at Create with Joy  Funtastic Friday at 2 Chicks and a Mom

5 comments:

  1. Your holiday cupboard is completely magical and I think Easter might be the most magical of all. Adore all the bunnies, plates, postcards and the happy cheer of it all!

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  2. Your Easter cupboard is so cute and interesting, I love it. I was really surprised to see the green English cottage dishes on the middle shelf as I have those same plates from long ago that I used everyday. You have me inspired me to go find them as I packed them away. Thanks you for all your great ideas.

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  3. Debra,
    So pretty!! It just screams Spring and Easter!! Love it all! Thanks so much for sharing!!
    Hugs,
    Deb

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  4. Your holiday cabinet is soooo pretty and so so cute. I love your cabbage tureen and also you little bunny and lamb molds. Everything looks wonderful. Bright and cheerful for Spring and Easter. xoxo Kris

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  5. Debra, your Easter decor is fabulous. The cabbage tureen caught my eye. You have a lovely collection. Thanks for sharing at Love Your Creativity. Happy Easter.

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