I fell in love with this glass
when friends took me out for lunch
a few weeks ago
We walked down past the old mill workings
to the craft shop
and there calling out to me from the cabinet.....
was this beautiful dish....
The different colours and bubbles
reminded me of the sea!
I'm joining Sunny Simple Sunday
and Nancy at Sunday Best
You're right, it's like a frozen piece of sea!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
Enjoy your Sunday! :)
It is delightful,beautiful,it reminded me of the gorgeous blue Bristol glass we saw when we were over there,I was given a piece as a keepsake,absolutely stunning no wonder you were drawn to it.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, the sea...blues, whites, even bubbles of sea foam. I really like blues anyway..then give it some shine and sparkle...sold! Beauty.
ReplyDeleteHello June
ReplyDeleteVery appropriate....bit of sea it is.
its beautiful and a joy to look at
where have you put it?
somewhere where the lights reflects on it I imagine :-)
Keep well
Amanda :-)
Hi June,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece of glass
It is absolutely gorgeous.
Have a happy Sunday
~ Fiona
Gorgeous, beautiful, stunning like SEA . . . The pearl like bobbles give the impression of waves . . . Very very nice treasure . . .
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and lustrous. I totally understand why it had to be yours! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and wavelike. Visiting from Simple Sunday's, Olive
ReplyDeleteWow I really love the dish as well! Glad you purchased it and didn't go home wishing you had! Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteoh its beautiful, I love it when something speaks to us, its magic!
ReplyDeleteWow! The most beautiful piece of glass I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely glass and photos ~ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glass. The colors are spectacular.
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous, gorgeous piece and it DOES remind me of the sea! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThis glass bowl is BEAUTIFUL! It is indeed reminiscent of the sea. It looks so pretty in front of the window where it can capture the light. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Sunny Simple Sundays; have a wonderful week.
Denise
Oh, I do hope you dove right in and bought that bowl. It has your name on it! Susan
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteHi Joan,
ReplyDeleteThat glass is lovely and it really does remind one of the sea. Thank you for your visit. The saucer under the teapot is actually a cake plate and it is Coventry Garden made by Skye McGhie. It's pretty, isn't it? Hope you have a lovely week.
Blessings,
Sandi
It is really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHello, just found your blog via Lori's. I'm so excited to find you, I am from Milford Haven and both my parents are from Fishguard/Goodwick. I now live in Chamonix, France.
ReplyDeleteWhere about in Pembrokshire are you? my fathers family were farmers in Manerowen.
We are coming to Wales in October, I'm so looking forward to it. My kids love Folly Farm and I love visiting a candle workshop, can't remember the name of the place, but it's run by the wife of Brian John. Do you know it? Have you read his Mistress Martha books?
Have a lovely day in the land of enchantment.
JUst beautiful! Sounds like you had a wonderful lunch with friends!
ReplyDeletebeautiful glass! and yes i probley spend a bit to much time on my blogs but so nice to keep up! enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI am not surprised it is gorgeous. :)
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous...
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely lunch and a great little craft shop to visit. Your glass dish is so beautiful! I can see why you were drawn to it. Your crochet is coming along nicely, too. Blogging has inspired me to try so many new things. Happy mid-week to you! Tammy
ReplyDeleteIndeed, a lovely piece and does seem like it would be reminiscent of the sea, Joan
ReplyDeleteIt is exquisite! And it reminds me of the sea, too. I can close my eyes and see the ocean right now after being on the Gulf Coast for a few days! Sweet hugs!
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