Saturday afternoon I was able to score a great set of “Blue Heaven” dishes! They were made by a company called Royal China from Sebring, Ohio. It is not a rare set, I am sure everyone’s grandmother had them but they is beautiful. As far as I can tell they were made in the mid to late 60’s. I got several pieces to start a collection on. They are a teal/blue color and will look great with my pots and pans. We will be adding pieces as we find them. Aren’t they wonderful? Not all pieces are in mint shape, there is some cracking in the glaze of the cream server, and a chip on one of the serving bowls but all in all I got them at a great price. Only $60 for all of them!
I also came across some old scrap pieces of fabric from Cloth World and got a vintage rolling pin as well. Over all it was a pretty good score for a Saturday afternoon.
The bad thing is as I was carrying the box of dishes to my car I snapped something in my back, I heard the pop, the lady I purchased them heard the pop and I literally fell to my knees. luckily the woman was kind enough to carry the box to my car and I was able to gather myself up and make it to the car. The pain was unbelievable and I was so mad at my self for being so foolish. Finally after a day and a half I am able to sit upright, I can move my arms a lot better, but alas I did not get my pattern laid out this weekend. But you know what they say, the best laid plans …..
I hope you are feeling better soon! Your blue ware is beautiful. A great find.
The blue ware is beautiful. Hopefully you are feeling better soon. You often don’t know how much you need your back untill it’s hurting.
Oh no! I hope you are soon up and running again 🙂
The dishes are so cute, great color too!
Oh, I’m so sorry about this. The back can be something so delicate. I had back pain for very long time some years ago and I know how annoying it can be. I hope you recover soon. Try to rest as much as you can. I used to have a delicate back but I pilates was a great discover to improve my posture and strengthen my back. Get well soon!
Ouch, ouch, ouch! Sending healing vibes across the internet, and the hope that your family is waiting on you hand and foot, in this your hour of need.
And hoping also that the pesky box of blue heavenly goodies has though about what it’s done, and is suitably sorry so that you can enjoy said goodies without wincing.
This china was sold in the First National supermarkets in the 1960’s. Each week a different piece was offered at a special price to add to your set. My mother had a few of the plates.
Oh dear, hope your back shapes up soon! And, I LOVE these dishes. I mean, really love them. Good score.
My goodness, I am so sorry to that you had such an unpleasant, painful experience. Thank you for sharing your beautiful dishes with us. I hope that for the rest of time, they only bring you happiness – not suffering!
♥ Jessica