I searched for better part of a day looking for this video. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed the countryside on way to the Brocante. Thank you for sharing your treasure with us. They are Exquisite. ❤
This dinner set is beautiful and yes I would use it everyday! I have recently come to have my Grandmother's dinner set, nothing fancy but it is special. My grandparents passed away in 1987, I had no idea my Dad still had it. My Dad passed away in 2020 and when we sold his house I rediscovered the dinner set and brought it home.
Absolutely fabulous I truly believe in using lovely things. If something is broken I have had the pleasure of using it. If I kept it in a cupboard and some how it was broken I would not have had the pleasure of using it. You a very wise lady.
What a lovely find. Perfectly imperfect. When Winnie the Pooh was asked what his favorite day of the week is, he responded, “Today”. Enjoy your beautiful new set dishes.
Wonderful explanation of all the beautiful pieces. Thank you for giving us the description of each piece and also for saying their proper names in French.
I have my grandmother’s wedding dishes that I use as my everyday dishes. They are beautiful bone China with petite pink flowers. I absolutely love them. I also use her silver as my everyday cutlery. 🥰
What a beautiful service. Thankyou so much for sharing every detail and reigniting our love of quality and history. Wishing you every joy in using your plates . Blissful days be yours 🏴💖
I adore this set! And yes, I'd use it every day. I love the idea and term of "re-loving!" And thank you for teaching us a little bit of French! I used to love second-hand shops in Germany and Paris...I so miss them and can't wait to get back! XO. ~ Jeannie
This is the kind of show I like the most!!! Delicate antique things, life lived among beauty! I also have a dinner service "toile de Jouy" hunting scenes style that I adore! La brocante is a place full of tresures!🤗❤
I love the dishes and I would use them every day. I have started using my China, silverware and crystal for everyday as I have grown older. You only live once so enjoy.
I love your new dinner service!! I believe that antiques are better put to use, as well. My parents had an antiques store when I was a young girl, and when you explained the different stamps and markings, and that the plates are appliqued, it brought me back to when my folks taught me about different styles and marks on china, etc.! I loved learning the different French names for the dishes!! Marie-Anne, thanks so much for another wonderful video!! I hope that you're enjoying your Summer!! Au revoir!!
I absolutely love the Arras service! Blue and white are my favorite for dinnerware, even for everyday. Thanks for showing us your "new" elegant find and use it in good health!💙
Love your new dishes. I appreciate your pronouncing the names of the pieces in French. I also appreciate knowing how to pronounce the name of the manufacturer...I have some plates by them. Enjoyed.
Your dinner set is very beautiful. And it is so precious being so old. I have a 65 years old dinner set (it is more like a vintage than an antique set) as an inheritance from my mother. I am proud because is in an excellent condition and I can use it for some celebration dinners.
Oh my, Marie-Anne, what a delight it is to go with you on some of your outings: signing the papers for the farmhouse, then having lunch; going to the fruit and veggie stalls; shopping for hats; even going out in the rain! Love it all. About your beautiful new dishes; I don't know where to begin with my comments and questions. First, I will never again look at chipped dishes the same. I used to think they were to be hidden, and if there's just one chipped plate, it always had to be at 'Mom's place at table, to let everyone else have the intact ones. I will use a set of dishes, flaws and all, with love and pride. Now, my question: if and when you use your beautiful found set of blue and white dishes for company, I know you'll get compliments over them. So, would you share with your guests the story of your 'find', and mention how you find them charming with the little flaws, or would you not mention that at all. (I would talk about it!) Thank you so much for treating us as your special confidants!!
Loved this as a super unique informative video. I have never seen anyone go through antique plates and describe what they are for. And just adore that you are a fan and treasure the older pieces, chips and all. So agree with you that they add life, rather than detract.
I have also bought a ‘good dishes’ set from a thrift store and love them! I have also bought creamer/sugar, silver meat platter that was engraved as a 25th anniversary gifts, and they were lovingly polished many times. I try to imagine the bride receiving the dishes or the couple the anniversary gifts! I feel like I’m being blessed when I use them!
Lovely set...I too collect dish ware 💙and pitchers🫖 Blue and white Meissen, Flow Blue and Red Wing Pottery. I buy small pitchers when traveling. A wise woman told me years ago that marriage is like a pitcher...you get out of it what you put into it 🫖😍
These are lovely. When I was a little girl we lived in Verdun which is fairly close to Sarreguemines in Northeast France. These bring back memories and, yes, I also would use these everyday. Can't believe you got all of these for only twenty euros - what a find!
I love to learn more about your brocantes and especially about what you find there. I live in Canada ( and have relatives in Britany) where Ivisited a few years ago. It is fun to learn names for your collections and add to my vocabulary.🥰
It's a beautiful set, Marie-Anne, elegant, timeless, and not overly ornate. There is great satisfaction in acquiring old beautifully crafted objects, and enjoying them every day. Thank you for sharing your find. :)
The old dishes are beautiful. Some people in the States call the lmperfection "beauty marks." Aged pieces are the best.....like wine, cheese, and some humans🙂
Beautiful set but I think the oblong or oval dish is a meat dish and the small soupiere is a covered vegetables dish. The ravier is typically used for condiments like cornichons, onions, pickles and simular things. In English they are called pickle dishes.
Bonjour Marie Anne Those dishes are so pretty very classic and I agree it does not matter if there is chips on the plates it just give it character I really enjoyed this video God Bless you Josephine:)
I just discovered this channel and I subscribed right away! I love beautiful old dishes and I enjoy using them every day. I am having fun learning a few French words! Thank you for all of your beautiful videos.
What a beautiful, charming service you have, and its beauty is timeless! It is so wonderful that you gave it a new life :) My parents and grandparents would use their dinner services on a daily basis all their lives. One is Sarregemines (tiny flowers), 2 Lunevilles (1 blue and white Jouy and the other hand painted flowers) and another Saint Clement (hand painted flowers), all made in Lorraine. I have so many beautiful, precious memories of those moments with my family! They've stayed in the family, for the most part, as well as my parents' Limoges service used on more special occasions. If only these services could tell us about everything they've seen, all the hands that have held them! They can't, but we still have lots of memories and/or can make new ones :) I love brocante and beside its charm, it is also very sustainable.
I agree, beautiful set! How amazing to have not one but two complete soupieres in great condition! I'm thinking the previous owners ate a lot of dessert and no soup? ;)
Beautiful dishes! Soup tureens are hard to find these days here in the U.S. I guess no one serves soup from the table anymore. Sad, really! I use my grandmother's china every day. The smaller sized plates and bowls are perfect! I have a new set but the dinner plates are the size of platters! Ugh! I use them only for defrosting meat in the microwave if I had forgotten to put it out ahead of time.
Thank you Marie-Anne for showing us this gorgeous dinner service - enjoy eating your dinner or lunch on these beauties. I don't have any French dinner ware but I was lucky enough to score a 72 piece Wedgewood "Edme" service, dating around 1940. It looks particularly good on a repurposed red French toile curtain that I use instead of a tablecloth! Merci beaucoup!
I have so many lovely dishes which were given to me by my ladies when I was a gardener. I use most of them and they all are special reminders of my wonderful ladies, many of who have passed on, and the stories they told of their younger days. For everyday I use the Johnson Brothers "Indies", brought over to Canada from England after the war, along with it's Sheffield silverplate cutlery. Nice reminders of all my 'substitute mums' :)
Chipped or not, the plates are charming and have such character. What stories they could tell while in use one hundred years ago. What a great find. I have my great-grandmother's turkey platter, probably at least 125 years old. I've often wondered about the conversations around the dinner table.
Most of my dishes are vintage or antique. I find that they were better quality, I love their charm, and I prefer to buy secondhand because they’re better for the environment. However, I was taught it was NOT safe to consume food from chipped dishes bc it can leak chemicals into the food. I still buy chipped dishes if I really, really love them, but I repurpose them as jewellery trays, plant pots, etc. So, broken items are usable, as long as they don’t come into contact with food/drink. I even took a class in kitsugi (Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold), but found that it’s far easier to just repurpose broken items. Yours is a lovely set, so thanks for sharing. Xx
Blue and white china has a special place in my cupboard, too. It’s rather like the way you style navy and white in your wardrobe. Timeless and classic! Those lavender goblets are also divine! Thank you for the shopping trip! May you have many happy dinners in the garden enjoying these.
What a beautiful set Marie-Anne! It's classic and timeless. I wish you a lot of beautiful moments to enjoy meals in this set, surrounded with the people you love. Ps:I hope your mom is doing fine. 🥰 Un abrazo 🤗from South of Spain. Sonia
I like your new china very much a lovely dainty pattern. What a find! Here in England 1960’s tableware has become popular again. Bright orange colours as well as chocolate brown Denby pottery. I wish I’d kept some of mine.
Just thinking what to do with a Denby deep casserole with lid. Pale blue inside and shiny dark brown. I just never use it now. Happy to give it ti a good home Surrey UK
I just had success in drawing out the stains in an a favorite older porcelain dish. It did take 2.5 days of soaking in a paste, but Oxyclean worked where other recommendations did not. I wonder if the yellow stains on these beautiful dishes would also respond to Oxyclean? Enjoy seeing your deep appreciation of lovely old things. Thanks for teaching a bit of French too.
I bought a beautiful dinner service from my local recyclabulle shop in gueret, it's white with gold monogrammes. We use it every day.. Cost us 25 euros! I just love it! Enjoying your posts soo much, thank you ❤️🇫🇷
@@frenchfoodfrenchhome my dinner service is marked Jx Klotz, 22 rue Dr Paradise, PARIS. I wondered why it didn't come with what I would call a dinner plate, I've measured the plates and in fact have many of the small main course plates that you describe! 👍
"Any day of the week is the best day" Wise words Madame Lecoeur
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Just imagine the families who enjoyed meals together and the stories this dinner wear could share
I searched for better part of a day looking for this video. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed the countryside on way to the Brocante. Thank you for sharing your treasure with us. They are Exquisite. ❤
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Il faut s'en servir tous les jours car la vie c'est maintenant ! Quelle merveilleuses trouvailles... j'adore 🙋♀️💜🍽
How sweet these dishes are! I just love blue and white!
They are lovely Carla xx
This dinner set is beautiful and yes I would use it everyday! I have recently come to have my Grandmother's dinner set, nothing fancy but it is special. My grandparents passed away in 1987, I had no idea my Dad still had it. My Dad passed away in 2020 and when we sold his house I rediscovered the dinner set and brought it home.
A lovely reminder Lisa 🙏
Beautiful! Yes, appreciate the beauty of each day 💕
Beautiful service. I was raised "everyday is a special day, do not save things for special times". So, I live like every day is a holiday.
A girl after my own heart Jackie 🤗
I love this pattern. It's a balance of masculine and feminine. The perfect combination.
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Absolutely fabulous I truly believe in using lovely things. If something is broken I have had the pleasure of using it. If I kept it in a cupboard and some how it was broken I would not have had the pleasure of using it. You a very wise lady.
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How beautiful to put violet glassware with the blue and white china.
I love the mix and match Courtney 😘
What a lovely find. Perfectly imperfect.
When Winnie the Pooh was asked what his favorite day of the week is, he responded, “Today”.
Enjoy your beautiful new set dishes.
Nothing beats french brocante 💗
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It's a beautiful set of dishes. They are lovely and I would use them every day.
Stunning. I believe in using things like this daily. Life is too short to not enjoy the lovely things we own
Anne, I love your dinner set.
Beautiful,such history if only it could speak
Wonderful explanation of all the beautiful pieces. Thank you for giving us the description of each piece and also for saying their proper names in French.
Glad it was helpful Rose x
Yes. Use it everyday! An adventure…new home… new projects. 😊
I have my grandmother’s wedding dishes that I use as my everyday dishes. They are beautiful bone China with petite pink flowers. I absolutely love them. I also use her silver as my everyday cutlery. 🥰
What a beautiful service. Thankyou so much for sharing every detail and reigniting our love of quality and history. Wishing you every joy in using your plates . Blissful days be yours 🏴💖
Merci Carol xx
I adore this set! And yes, I'd use it every day. I love the idea and term of "re-loving!" And thank you for teaching us a little bit of French!
I used to love second-hand shops in Germany and Paris...I so miss them and can't wait to get back!
XO. ~ Jeannie
I hope you get back soon Jeanne 😃
I love seeing your beautiful things and how carefully you describe them
This is the kind of show I like the most!!! Delicate antique things, life lived among beauty! I also have a dinner service "toile de Jouy" hunting scenes style that I adore! La brocante is a place full of tresures!🤗❤
How lovely. I love your outlook.
Merci Colleen xx
It's beautiful dinnerware and it's remarkable to find the lids of the soupieres in excellent condition.
I love that you make use of these treasures and not put them on display 🥰 and your violet goblet stole my heart 💕
I love the dishes and I would use them every day. I have started using my China, silverware and crystal for everyday as I have grown older. You only live once so enjoy.
Exactly Marialice xx
Lovely pattern on the dinner service.Love your explanation of each piece 💙.
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Lovely .. I also scour the shops for old plates and bowls etc.. using them everyday makes everyday special
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I love your new dinner service!!
I believe that antiques are better put to use, as well.
My parents had an antiques store when I was a young girl, and when you explained the different stamps and markings, and that the plates are appliqued, it brought me back to when my folks taught me about different styles and marks on china, etc.!
I loved learning the different French names for the dishes!!
Marie-Anne, thanks so much for another wonderful video!! I hope that you're enjoying your Summer!!
Au revoir!!
I am so glad this brought back lovely memories for you Lorraine - we at last have some nice weather so we are enjoying the heat 😘
Beautiful! I love old dishes. So much style! 💕
I absolutely love the Arras service! Blue and white are my favorite for dinnerware, even for everyday. Thanks for showing us your "new" elegant find and use it in good health!💙
Merci Jan x
Gorgeous old dishes,,,,love it
Love your new dishes. I appreciate your pronouncing the names of the pieces in French. I also appreciate knowing how to pronounce the name of the manufacturer...I have some plates by them.
Enjoyed.
Enjoy your beautiful elegant set of charming dishes in your new home. No one deserves it more than you. ♥️♥️
Awww merci Karen xx
Your dinner set is very beautiful. And it is so precious being so old. I have a 65 years old dinner set (it is more like a vintage than an antique set) as an inheritance from my mother. I am proud because is in an excellent condition and I can use it for some celebration dinners.
Oh my, Marie-Anne, what a delight it is to go with you on some of your outings: signing the papers for the farmhouse, then having lunch; going to the fruit and veggie stalls; shopping for hats; even going out in the rain! Love it all.
About your beautiful new dishes; I don't know where to begin with my comments and questions. First, I will never again look at chipped dishes the same. I used to think they were to be hidden, and if there's just one chipped plate, it always had to be at 'Mom's place at table, to let everyone else have the intact ones. I will use a set of dishes, flaws and all, with love and pride.
Now, my question: if and when you use your beautiful found set of blue and white dishes for company, I know you'll get compliments over them. So, would you share with your guests the story of your 'find', and mention how you find them charming with the little flaws, or would you not mention that at all. (I would talk about it!)
Thank you so much for treating us as your special confidants!!
I love these videos of doing your new house I love antiques.
Loved this as a super unique informative video. I have never seen anyone go through antique plates and describe what they are for. And just adore that you are a fan and treasure the older pieces, chips and all. So agree with you that they add life, rather than detract.
I love your lovely new antique dinner service, Marie Anne! I admit to being an antique dinnerware addict! And
Am currently collecting Havilland Bird of Paradise which is also about 100 years old. I’ve found eBay to be a great source!
It is so lovely to set out and to use Ellen - it makes every day a special occasion x
I have also bought a ‘good dishes’ set from a thrift store and love them! I have also bought creamer/sugar, silver meat platter that was engraved as a 25th anniversary gifts, and they were lovingly polished many times. I try to imagine the bride receiving the dishes or the couple the anniversary gifts! I feel like I’m being blessed when I use them!
How wonderful Winnie to have something so loved ❤️
So interesting! I was practicing my French, repeating the names of the service pieces after you! C’est belle!
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Love the new old dinner set.
Fabulous dinner service, love it, enjoy your meals Marie-Anne eating lovely food served on these. A wonderful find I say.
Lovely set...I too collect dish ware 💙and pitchers🫖 Blue and white Meissen, Flow Blue and Red Wing Pottery. I buy small pitchers when traveling. A wise woman told me years ago that marriage is like a pitcher...you get out of it what you put into it 🫖😍
Wise words Margy 😃
Just come across this vid. I love the pieces you’ve shown.
Charnants! We could all use smaller dinner plates.
These are lovely. When I was a little girl we lived in Verdun which is fairly close to Sarreguemines in Northeast France. These bring back memories and, yes, I also would use these everyday. Can't believe you got all of these for only twenty euros - what a find!
It was a great find Donna 😃
Oh how stunning.❤️
So Lovely! I collect transferware like British Castles and Blue Willow.
How lovely Gigi 😃I hope you put them to good use xx
Beautiful, Marie-Anne!
Such a beautiful dinner set and lovely design
Beautiful dinner service, use it everyday and enjoy, thank you for sharing them with us.
I love to learn more about your brocantes and especially about what you find there. I live in Canada ( and have relatives in Britany) where Ivisited a few years ago. It is fun to learn names for your collections and add to my vocabulary.🥰
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It's a beautiful set, Marie-Anne, elegant, timeless, and not overly ornate. There is great satisfaction in acquiring old beautifully crafted objects, and enjoying them every day. Thank you for sharing your find. :)
It is lovely to use the beautiful everyday Brett 🤗
Love it..yes use it…
Great find I love chinaware so a tea lover👌🏾
🤗that makes us chinaware sisters Abigail 🤗
They must be so well made as they look new
Beautiful service
What a wonderful video, from A to Z!
Love China myself and love your new find too. The extra serving pieces are fabulous.
The old dishes are beautiful. Some people in the States call the lmperfection "beauty marks." Aged pieces are the best.....like wine, cheese, and some humans🙂
I love "beauty marks" 😘
Beautiful set but I think the oblong or oval dish is a meat dish and the small soupiere is a covered vegetables dish. The ravier is typically used for condiments like cornichons, onions, pickles and simular things. In English they are called pickle dishes.
Bonjour Marie Anne Those dishes are so pretty very classic and I agree it does not matter if there is chips on the plates it just give it character I really enjoyed this video God Bless you Josephine:)
Merci beaucoup Josephine xx
Lovely! Great find!
Just beautiful!
Beautiful set! My wife and I have a 100-year-old set that we use for Shabbat. It’s Chicago, by Royal Bayreuth.
How lovely Rebecca 😃😘
What a wonderful find! Beautiful.
I'm really enjoying this new channel!
I am so glad Kelie - merci xx
I just discovered this channel and I subscribed right away! I love beautiful old dishes and I enjoy using them every day. I am having fun learning a few French words! Thank you for all of your beautiful videos.
You are very welcome Brenda and a big merci for subscribing 😘
What a beautiful, charming service you have, and its beauty is timeless! It is so wonderful that you gave it a new life :) My parents and grandparents would use their dinner services on a daily basis all their lives. One is Sarregemines (tiny flowers), 2 Lunevilles (1 blue and white Jouy and the other hand painted flowers) and another Saint Clement (hand painted flowers), all made in Lorraine. I have so many beautiful, precious memories of those moments with my family! They've stayed in the family, for the most part, as well as my parents' Limoges service used on more special occasions. If only these services could tell us about everything they've seen, all the hands that have held them! They can't, but we still have lots of memories and/or can make new ones :) I love brocante and beside its charm, it is also very sustainable.
Oh, happy 14th juillet, chère Marie-Anne....a little late. Many years ago I was in Francce at 14.July with my family. What a great dinner service!!!
Merci Nothern Light - I hope you get back soon xx
Love your videos Marie Anne. Thank you for sharing your beautiful brocante finds. Greeting from Virginia ❤️
Merci xx
I agree, beautiful set! How amazing to have not one but two complete soupieres in great condition! I'm thinking the previous owners ate a lot of dessert and no soup? ;)
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Happy Belated Quatorze Juillet!
Merci Maryann xx
Love love
Lovely! I’m partial to blue and white dishes. I always love the elegant shape of les soupieres.
They are so beautiful 🤗
I love this!!!! Thank you for teaching us the proper names for the pieces and sharing with us!!
You are very welcome Melissa xx
Beautiful dishes! Soup tureens are hard to find these days here in the U.S. I guess no one serves soup from the table anymore. Sad, really! I use my grandmother's china every day. The smaller sized plates and bowls are perfect! I have a new set but the dinner plates are the size of platters! Ugh! I use them only for defrosting meat in the microwave if I had forgotten to put it out ahead of time.
Thank you Marie-Anne for showing us this gorgeous dinner service - enjoy eating your dinner or lunch on these beauties. I don't have any French dinner ware but I was lucky enough to score a 72 piece Wedgewood "Edme" service, dating around 1940. It looks particularly good on a repurposed red French toile curtain that I use instead of a tablecloth! Merci beaucoup!
Oh My Gosh Noreen that sounds fantastic 👏
I love wedgewood !
I have so many lovely dishes which were given to me by my ladies when I was a gardener. I use most of them and they all are special reminders of my wonderful ladies, many of who have passed on, and the stories they told of their younger days. For everyday I use the Johnson Brothers "Indies", brought over to Canada from England after the war, along with it's Sheffield silverplate cutlery. Nice reminders of all my 'substitute mums' :)
What special and lovely memories Heather ❤️
I enjoy Mamiko of GORO GORO's shopping and showing of dishware...thank you, Marie Anne, for sharing your own excursions and collections!
I will check them out Ruth - merci xx
It’s beautiful.
Chipped or not, the plates are charming and have such character. What stories they could tell while in use one hundred years ago. What a great find. I have my great-grandmother's turkey platter, probably at least 125 years old. I've often wondered about the conversations around the dinner table.
That sounds lovely Donna 😃
Most of my dishes are vintage or antique. I find that they were better quality, I love their charm, and I prefer to buy secondhand because they’re better for the environment.
However, I was taught it was NOT safe to consume food from chipped dishes bc it can leak chemicals into the food. I still buy chipped dishes if I really, really love them, but I repurpose them as jewellery trays, plant pots, etc. So, broken items are usable, as long as they don’t come into contact with food/drink. I even took a class in kitsugi (Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold), but found that it’s far easier to just repurpose broken items.
Yours is a lovely set, so thanks for sharing. Xx
Blue and white china has a special place in my cupboard, too. It’s rather like the way you style navy and white in your wardrobe. Timeless and classic! Those lavender goblets are also divine! Thank you for the shopping trip! May you have many happy dinners in the garden enjoying these.
Merci Trish - there is something about old and faded colours on crockery that I just adore 😃
Yes, love blue and white combo no matter where!😁
Such a charming find! Enjoy this lovely dinnerware.
Merci Victoria xx
Très beau!
What a beautiful set Marie-Anne! It's classic and timeless. I wish you a lot of beautiful moments to enjoy meals in this set, surrounded with the people you love.
Ps:I hope your mom is doing fine. 🥰
Un abrazo 🤗from South of Spain. Sonia
Muchas Gracias Sg 🤗
I like your new china very much a lovely dainty pattern. What a find!
Here in England 1960’s tableware has become popular again. Bright orange colours as well as chocolate brown Denby pottery.
I wish I’d kept some of mine.
We all have those moments Miranda 😃
Just thinking what to do with a Denby deep casserole with lid. Pale blue inside and shiny dark brown. I just never use it now. Happy to give it ti a good home Surrey UK
I love the dishes, the imperfections add such character! Thank you for sharing these beautiful dishes with us.
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Beautiful!
I just had success in drawing out the stains in an a favorite older porcelain dish. It did take 2.5 days of soaking in a paste, but Oxyclean worked where other recommendations did not. I wonder if the yellow stains on these beautiful dishes would also respond to Oxyclean? Enjoy seeing your deep appreciation of lovely old things. Thanks for teaching a bit of French too.
I'll give it a go Sandra merci for the tip xx
Wow what a find. Yes cherish and use it everyday 🥰
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I bought a beautiful dinner service from my local recyclabulle shop in gueret, it's white with gold monogrammes. We use it every day.. Cost us 25 euros! I just love it! Enjoying your posts soo much, thank you ❤️🇫🇷
It sounds beautiful - I would love to see it 😃
@@frenchfoodfrenchhome I'd be happy to take a picture if it's possible to upload it..
@@frenchfoodfrenchhome my dinner service is marked Jx Klotz, 22 rue Dr Paradise, PARIS. I wondered why it didn't come with what I would call a dinner plate, I've measured the plates and in fact have many of the small main course plates that you describe! 👍
So pretty! I hope you and your family enjoy many happy meals with this set.
Merci Gloria xx
J'adore vos vidéos même si le French way of life n'a rien de nouveau pour moi ! J'aime la Normandie et ses maisons ! Bonne année à vous !
Lovely set. 🎉
LOVE this 💙👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💚