These beautiful plates range in date from the 1930s to the 1950s and are available from The Peanut Vendor (whose owners' wonderful home I wrote about AGES ago, here).
The online and actual shop (in north London) has a big batch of these beauties fresh in... for just £4 a-piece.
Affordable enough to start a little collection...
Check them out at The Peanut Vendor, and get in quick as
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Object of the day... Louise Wilkinson plates
These plates are just two from a small collection by designer, Louise Wilkinson.
I'd like them all, but these – marginally – are my two favourites.
Nice aren't they? In dinner plate size they cost £19.50 each. Below are a couple of the sweet side plates, priced at £14.50.
Louise launched her range at Liberty in 2012 and will be exhibiting at Tent London later this year. See more and buy
I'd like them all, but these – marginally – are my two favourites.
Nice aren't they? In dinner plate size they cost £19.50 each. Below are a couple of the sweet side plates, priced at £14.50.
Louise launched her range at Liberty in 2012 and will be exhibiting at Tent London later this year. See more and buy
Object of the day: M&S melamine
You could of course use these bright and beautiful melamine plates for a picnic, as intended, but wouldn't they look wonderful hung on a drab wall?
They are eminently affordable and available in the Summer range at Marks and Spencer.
Rio Dinner Plate, £3.50
If you follow me on Pinterest, you may already have spotted a mini gallery of plates on walls. If not, and you're after some inspiration
They are eminently affordable and available in the Summer range at Marks and Spencer.
Rio Dinner Plate, £3.50
If you follow me on Pinterest, you may already have spotted a mini gallery of plates on walls. If not, and you're after some inspiration
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