I love all of it Bonnie. I only have one piece of TG Green but I’ve had it for years and use it with other blues. I definitely don’t see it in our area. Your display is beautiful. Hope you are doing well. Happy decorating. Love and blessings 💙💙💙
Thanks so much Jean! We do have a high populaton of Brits here on Vancouver Island, but it was still a challenge finding these pieces. I am hanging on to this one! Have a great week!
Hi Bonnie, love your new display❤❤❤ but love more all the bowls, mugs, jars and plates. And you change your format, I love too is better for the full view❤. Sendding blessings and lovely week ❤❤❤
Thank you Mercy!!! Yes, I thought I would try the landscape, I like the vertical to get the whole display in one view, but oh well, I think the advantages outweigh the negatives so will try this for awhile. Have a great rest of your week!
Hi there, I think it would be considered a Cornishware style of pottery unless it was made by the T.G. Green company with their mark. If you want to send me a picture I am on instagram @everythingcountryca, I would love to see it. Thanks for watching!
I love all of it Bonnie. I only have one piece of TG Green but I’ve had it for years and use it with other blues. I definitely don’t see it in our area. Your display is beautiful. Hope you are doing well. Happy decorating. Love and blessings 💙💙💙
Thanks so much Jean! We do have a high populaton of Brits here on Vancouver Island, but it was still a challenge finding these pieces. I am hanging on to this one! Have a great week!
Hi Bonnie, love your new display❤❤❤ but love more all the bowls, mugs, jars and plates. And you change your format, I love too is better for the full view❤. Sendding blessings and lovely week ❤❤❤
Thank you Mercy!!! Yes, I thought I would try the landscape, I like the vertical to get the whole display in one view, but oh well, I think the advantages outweigh the negatives so will try this for awhile. Have a great rest of your week!
@@everythingcountryca :)
I found a piece marked England but it has 5 blue stripes, not the typical 3. Is that also considered cornishware?
Hi there, I think it would be considered a Cornishware style of pottery unless it was made by the T.G. Green company with their mark. If you want to send me a picture I am on instagram @everythingcountryca, I would love to see it. Thanks for watching!