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My Childhood was sweet. I remember making Mud Pies and climbing trees.
I would have loved playing with these pretty children's dishes. Think I'll start collecting vintage toys and dishes now...grins.
If you know me very well you know that I go in phases of collecting this
and then collecting that.
These dishes for Tablescape Thursday are from
the Little Girl's Room inside
the 1870's Ward-Meade Mansion of Topeka, Kansas
from the Historic OLD PRAIRIE TOWN site.
To see more of the Little Girl's Room where these dishes are displayed, scroll down to my previous post. If you check my HomeHaven archives there are more posts about the Historic Ward-Meade Mansion as well.
Please join the Tablescape Thursday party Hosted by Susan from www.betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com
THANK YOU, SUSAN...It is always a treat!
Vintage Blessings to you,
~Deanna~
21 comments:
cute dishes! what a treat to see them. Might have to collect those myself.
Oh Deanna, Those children's toy dishes are wonderful. My Mom has a set of 1940's Fiesta and she saved my 1960 melamine. I think those tiny relpicas are just too cute.
I wish I had some dishes from my childhood! I must have had them!
They are so cute!
What sweet little dishes. I can see several generations of little girls loving having a doll tea with those -- thanks for your sweet visit. Hope you're feeling better now.
Oh so pretty!
How pretty. Love the dishes! Enjoyed reading your post.
Some news: We're staring a Giveaway Friday! link-up party this Fri. 8/27 plus we are giving away custom backsplash! Hope you'll join us.
Allison
Atticmag
Hi! D, these were just adorable! and the little dress in frame is precious! Just loved it all! I love when I get on a "tare" and start collecting things! My daughter says that I am a "packrat" of everthing! Oh, well I am going to keep it up!!Ha! Have a great Thursday:)
Makes me want tea and scones!
Obvioiusly, this wonderful room was home to a very special little girl. The tea set is lovely. Thank you for opening the mansion for us to tour. Cherry Kay
I would have loved to tour that gorgeous old house. What beautiful transferware toys for lucky little girls to play with....Christine
what a sweet tablescape post, thanks for sharing
Helen
What a lovely table! I'm hoping, the upcoming Holidays to use our dining room and good dishes. We never seem to get that far even though the food is always delicious.
Hope you have a wonderful week, Deanna.
What a darling set of little-girl dishes! Thanks for showing them to us.
What sweet little dishes! I loved seeing them.
HI!!
Oh I have so enjoyed this series of posts about the Mead Mansion. The little girls room/plyroom is probably MY FAVORITE!!!I bet little Miss just adored everything in there!!Yes, I would love old childrens dishes in that cute red pattern, kind of reminds me of Norman Rockwall plates!!
What a great place to visit!!
hugs,
jamie
Why is it that we are all drawn to those things that are smaller...children's dishes are so special. They just don't make them like that anymore.
Hi D! Oh, I was shocked when you said these were children's dishes! They're very pretty! I love touring olden homes like this!!
Thanks for popping in to see me.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Hi Deanna,
Lovely post and brought back happy memories making mudpies and climbing trees, and building huts.
The dishes are really precious and love the old doll and the little shoes.
Hope that you are feeling better.
Happy weekend
Hugs
Carolyn
Beautiful transferware dishes.
Hi Deanna,
I enjoyed seeing the little teaset and the girl.s room too.
Thank you for your kind words and prayers and I pray all is well with you also.
Carolyn
How beautiful! I love seeing pictures from old museum houses. These dishes are lovely:).
Blessings,
Kim
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