Y los viejos libros de lectura siempre le dedicaron alguna página
And school readers always dedicated some pages to it
Las niñas riegan con entusiasmo las flores
Girls water their flowers
Yes, we think of flowers
Y también en mariposas atraídas por esas flores
And also butterflies attracted by them
No sólo estos duendes tratan de atrapar las mariposas
Not only these elves try to catch butterflies
El plato de este juego tiene una original forma de hoja
The plate has a singular shape, like a leaf
En la base el plato tiene como marca grabada únicamente "Brownfield" pero no pude encontrar más información sobre su posible fecha, alguien sabe algo más?
The plate has an incised backstamp that only says "Brownfield" but I couldn't find any information about its date, does anyone know anything more?
Feliz primavera! O feliz otoño para otros!
Happy spring! Or happy fall for others!
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I'm joining
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Hola Silvina! lamentablemente no te puedo ayudar, solo me llama la atención que diga solo Brownfield, por que por lo gral están marcados Brownfield and Son, lo que lo hace mucho mas fácil de identificar. De todas formas, es hermoso!
ResponderEliminarPrecioso plato ! qué pena no sepas más sobre él!
ResponderEliminarCon la poesía me hiciste retroceder a los primeros años de la escuela!!
Un beso grande y feliz primavera
OH so fun! I love your posts and the way you pair up vintage dishes and books! They go so well together! Your collection delights me! This set here is totally sweet. I looked quickly at Brownfield china online, but it was hard to know where to start. Do you have any idea what country this china originates from? Any history to it that you know of?
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Terri
Silvina! que belleza..... no tengo idea del tema, solo veo "las figuritas" y me fascinan ellas y cómo las mostras! un beso grande y feliz primavera!
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besos
Bellisimo !
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Wonderful china! I love the leaf shaped plate with the butterfly catchers. Brownfield...which I am guessing it is...is a Staffordshire, England company that I have had quite a bit of transferware from, especially Aesthetic Movement designs. They are actually W. Brownfield & Sons from Staffordshire who closed in 1891 and used the Brownfield impressed mark. You have a rare set, a trembleuse which was a shape also used for children...meaning "trembling" with the raised cup that the teacup fits in so it can't be easily knocked over. The design is like the Kate Greenaway designs, may even be by her, that date to the 1880s. A rare treasure! Thanks so much for sharing it and linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
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Hello Ruth! I am so grateful for your great help!
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I enjoy linking to your great party so much.
Thank you very much again. A big hug, Silvina
qué lindo lo que mostrás! ese platito y taza es muy raro y original!
ResponderEliminarLa esquiadora del otro post.. mis tías y mi abuela tenían unos muy parecidos, me emocioné!! besos
Me encanta vuestro blog!!!, que maravilla las tacitas, que recuerdos... Os seguimos y os enlazamos a nuestro blog
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Un abrazo.
The first plate with the green border is so adorable! I think artist Mary Engelbreit fashioned many of her drawings of children after the artists who created these charming figures.
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Veronica.
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I love all your beautiful detailed china pieces. Thanks for sharing.
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Hola Silvina, bienvenida a Hoy compartimos. Qué maravilla de vajillas. Te dejo este enlace a ver que te parecen, tu que entiendes. http://con-encanto.blogspot.com.es/2012/05/cuenco-y-taza-vintage.html
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What a beautiful collection... love the butterfly net one! :)
ResponderEliminarMe han encantado tanto las ilustraciones de los libros infantiles como los de las tazas...El otro día me preguntabas que qué eran cartillas...Las cartillas son librillos para que los niños aprendan a leer..Besosss!!
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