Tuesday, May 24, 2011
More from Mother's Day
More from our Mother's Day dinner with my parents - we broke out a bunch of the Scando dishes...our new Rune dishes by Nissen (designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard), the Fjord silverware by Dansk (JHQ), and Iittala glassware (Ultima Thule (Taipo Wirkkala) and Essence (Alfredo Häberli)). The centerpiece has Relief candleholders by Kronjyden and Dansk glass vases (both JHQ).
We served roasted cauliflower with capers golden raisins (a Lucinda Scala Quinn recipe) in the fun mod Upsala Ekeby dish.
Just a few snacks before dinner. The cheeseboard is Dansk (JHQ), the glass-handled knife is by Lindshammar, and the little dish with the crackers is the Mons og Mille pattern by Figgjo Flint (Turi Gramstad Oliver).
Labels:
Dansk,
Denmark,
Essence,
Figgjo Flint,
Finland,
Fjord,
Iittala,
Jens Quistgaard,
Kronjyden,
Lindshammar,
Mons og Mille,
Nissen,
Norway,
Relief,
Rune,
Sweden,
Ultima Thule,
Upsala Ekeby
Monday, May 23, 2011
Porsgrund Seljord Vase
I found this Porsgrund vase in the Seljord pattern this weekend for only $10... which I hope is a bargain! The bottom is marked with the Porsgrund logo and the year of manufacture: 1966.
Friday, May 20, 2011
Dansk Glass Vases
Monday, May 16, 2011
Stavangerflint Norrøna
We got a set of Norrøna dishes for a steal recently, because you can never have too many dishes. They were designed by Inger Waage. Not all of them are marked on the bottom - the cups only say "Norway" and a shape number.
Labels:
cup,
dish,
Inger Waage,
Norrøna,
Norway,
plate,
saucer,
Stavangerflint
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Elle Bowl
There is something about the design on this bowl that reminds me of a Ukrainian egg, even though it is all black and white.
Today is Mother's Day in the US, and I've made a banana cream pie for dessert with my parents.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Konrad Galaaen Wall Hanging
This big Konrad Galaaen wall plaque was a recent eBay purchase that we finally received from Germany this week (it took a month to get here) - and it arrived unbroken! After looking at it closer we noticed that the porcelain is actually two pieces - there is a seam right above the blue block with the black circle. The front of the board has K. Galaaen, but unlike our other Princess plaque, this one is unmarked on the back.
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