We have been slowly collecting Linnware since we arrived in South Africa. This is what we have unearthed so far ...
First Vince bought two coffee mugs (dark green and a slightly larger bright azure blue) at the African craft market. Then we bought three tankards (yellow, sky blue and green) and a light green coffee mug, an azure blue cream jug, two aqua demi hot chocolate mugs and a beautiful turquoise tea pot.
First Vince bought two coffee mugs (dark green and a slightly larger bright azure blue) at the African craft market. Then we bought three tankards (yellow, sky blue and green) and a light green coffee mug, an azure blue cream jug, two aqua demi hot chocolate mugs and a beautiful turquoise tea pot.
A small turquoise plant container / vase.
A green and brown brick flower container with a matching ceramic frog.
A unusually shaped sky blue vase and frog. Very Ikebana.
A brown vase which we are using as a walking stick stand until (if or when) we can find a real umbrella stand. They exist - we saw one at Sunlawns. Finding one in the wild however is a whole other thing.
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In the meantime, it actually works quite well as a stand leaning against the window jam. Especially with its pin flower frog in the bottom.
A beautiful amethyst colored vase with a ceramic frog.
Another small plant container / vase - this one sky blue - and a most unusual celadon green table lamp (without a shade.)
Linnware is much harder to find than we originally thought. We do not want to use eBay or other auction sites. It's much more fun to stumble upon a perfect piece at an antiques market or shop as we traipse around the country. Viva la chasse!
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