New Space at Spring Creek

It's finally here!

I moved in to my new space at

Spring Creek Antiques and Tea Room

in Ozark, Missouri

this week.

I had a little anxiety over posting these photos.

There are so many fabulous

and talented people out here.

A little intimidation, to say the least.

I began to wonder what had gotten in to me

to even talk about it...

Excitement I guess.

One thing I have learned in this last year

 of blogging is that we are all different...

And that's a good thing.

(at least I keep telling myself that)

So here are my humble offerings,

a lot cottage and a little shabby,

but hopefully something fun for everyone.

Just in time for Spring!

love,

Debra

St. Patrick's Celebration of Green and White Wednesday

On St. Patrick's Day

we all have a little Irish in us.

(and I do have just a little from my Mom's side)

When I saw that there was a St. Patrick's Celebration

I wanted to join in the fun!

So for the Wearin' O the Green Celebration

with Him, Me and Our Three

 And Kathleen at Cuisine Kathleen

is having a Blog Crawl...

And also, Kathleen of Faded Charm with

White Wednesday

I thought I'd share some "green" of the china kind,

with a few pieces of my green transferware

in several different patterns.

This is "Kent" by Wedgewood.

I'm putting together a picnic tin

full of some Irish luck and blessings.

Irish Biscuit tin.

Vintage St. Patty's Postcard

This platter is John Maddock and Sons from England

The gravy boat is King's Border from England

This little sugar and creamer, well used but not too old,

is Romantic England, Herefordshire, by Meakin.

And this plate is part of a set of

Romantic England, Haddon Hall by Meakin.

My dining room is moss green,

so I love displaying my collection

of green transferware from England.

And to share some White from Ireland,

I found these images of beautiful Irish Pottery.

These are Belleek.

Hope you all have a good St. Patrick's Day!

Watch out for the Blarney

and don't get pinched!

love,

Debra