Rennae, the saucer pictured in this post is an Andrea by Sadek pattern called Amore. Although it is not as fine as my wedding china, I use it often because it has so many pretty colors. I bought it years ago at a gift shop, but don't know if it is still manufactured.
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8 comments:
YOur posts are always a study in lovliness! So beautiful!
Yvonne
Sounds like a blissful morning!
Oh your morning sounds just delightful, what a pleasure to soak in the country and all of it's beauty.
Have a great day.
Nancy
Breathtaking!
It all looks so lovely. Would you mind sharing the name of your china pattern? I keep seeing it everywhere, and I love it.
I have never heard of pluots, Melissa. Ever ever. Not even in the supermarket. Your photos, by the way, are stunning. How I love gardenias! Susan
Rennae, the saucer pictured in this post is an Andrea by Sadek pattern called Amore. Although it is not as fine as my wedding china, I use it often because it has so many pretty colors. I bought it years ago at a gift shop, but don't know if it is still manufactured.
Thank you Melissa, hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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