I found a Blue Willow Umbrella Stand on eBay.
It cost more than I wanted it to, but….
So, they do exist.
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I was given this umbrella stand. It is a terracotta type material, like majolica. The glaze is white with hand-painted lemons and a blue border. It has always gone very well with my cobalt blue, white and yellow.
Grace Teaware makes a version of Blue Willow with the colors reversed, white on cobalt blue instead of cobalt blue on white. I really like it! It makes a nice contrast! The Blue Willow Design Teapot holds 32 ounces or 4 8 ounce cups. It is made of bone china, but is dishwasher and microwave…
I came on Marye-Kelley Blue Willow while I was looking for something else and put it in my shopping cart to think about later. Now that it is summer, even though we aren’t entertaining, we are living more on the porch. Blue Willow Ice Bucket The Blue Willow Ice Bucket is beginning to look like…
Did you know they make Blue Willow silverware? And Blue Willow steak knife sets. Churchill makes a set. They are all stainless steel. They all have the birds from the Blue Willow pattern on the handle. You can buy them on Amazon. At least for now. You can find vintage sets on eBay with Melamine…
Laura Ashley sheets have a lovely feel and seem to last. I have the Charlotte Duvet Cover and I mix other blue and white bedding with it. The Lorelei sheets have the darkest indigo blue on a white white background. The variations of indigo blue look lovely with the other shades of blue. Lorelei Sheet…
Amazon just showed me the Charter Club Damask Designs Paisley Denim Bedding Collection. I love the blue and white colors and they show it mixed with crisp whites and other shades. The Macy’s website says it is Created for Macy’s, but it is sold on other sites as well. Charter Club Damask Designs Paisley Denim…
Since the 1720s, Staffordshire Dogs have been displayed on fireplace mantels and window sills. Victorians loved their knickknacks and these little dog pairs might be the most typical Victorian ornament ever. Pottery factories in Staffordshire, England started making these pairs of little dogs, facing each other in the early 1700s. Soon potteries all over England…
