Arcopal France Harlequin Teacups
Nothing gets my heart fluttering like a stack of colorful opalescent teacups. Hard to find in the states, if at all, Acropal’s Harlequin Teacup collection is truly a special way…
Easy Summer Entertaining
I know what you might be thinking… a blog about all things Antique and Vintage doesn’t seem like the right platform for talking about paper plates. Here me out! Sometimes…
Whimsical Décor: Jean Roger Frogs
A key element to a chic and sophisticated room that still feels authentic is making sure to incorporate something with a little humor. After all, what is life without a…
A Vintage Glassware Must-Have
As a curator of tabletop accessories, I have seen it all. From beautiful crystal coupes to hand-blown goblets and of course piercing blue opaline it would be hard to choose…
Southern Living Magazine
I’m so excited to be writing this post. I didn’t think within such a short time of starting my website that I would be able to say a product of…
Eddie Ross, A Modern Mix, and Opaline Glass
I may as well just call him the "King of Opaline". Design editor and entertaining expert Eddie Ross knocks it out of the park every single time with his eye-catching…
Why Chairs Are Not Just For Sitting
Some chairs are just too old, pretty or uncomfortable to sit on for any extended period of time. I’ve always admired Thonet chairs, acrylic ghost chairs, and Antique (too delicate…
Tobacco Leaf China
The Tobacco Leaf China pattern is one that has been showcased more these days. Of course, it only makes sense, the pattern was born in the 18th century and just…
Chalk Talk: A Lesson in Portieux Vallerysthal Sizing
Today I bring to you a little “Chalktalk Lesson” on Portieux Vallerysthal sizing. Certainly in my time as an online seller, I have gotten those messages where people asked to…
