Thursday, July 23, 2009

Show and Tell Friday!


Welcome to “Show and Tell Friday!” Do you have something special to share with us? It could be a trinket from grade school, a piece of jewelry, or a treasured collection. Look around your home for something to share; dig through those boxes in your closet if you have to! Share photos and the story that goes with your special item.


Kitchen hutch
Happy Friday! Today, I am sharing my kitchen hutch and set of china. Both were given to us my Phillip's mom and I love the hutch so much, when we get a new kitchen table set we will make sure it matches.

Kitchen  hutch

Dishes
The pattern is Royal Ruby by Noritake.

Dishes
We have service for 12, plus several serving dishes and trays.

Dishes
We use the dishes for all the special holidays and "just because" days, too.

Dishes
I especially like the Victorian design.

Dishes

Dishes

Dishes
Thank you for taking a look at my china! I hope you have a wonderful weekend!


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42 comments:

  1. Thank you for hosting show and tell, Kelli. Your china is so delicate and lovely! Thank you for sharing such beautiful pictures.

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  2. Hi Kelli.

    Love your hutch and of course your dishes. Your royal ruby dishes is so lovely.

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  3. Hi Kelli..
    your china is so lovely and your hutch too.
    Happy Friday

    ♥Ita♥

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  4. The china is beautiful, and so is the hutch! :) I think it's great to use special dishes for those "just because" days!

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  5. Your china pattern is lovely and the hutch is beautiful. i love the glass in the doors.

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  6. What a beautiful hutch Kelli...and I have always loved your china pattern.

    Blessings,
    Susie

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  7. Your china is very pretty, and I love the details in the glass on your hutch doors.

    I'm participating for the first time this week. I was excited that I was able to do a post that coincided with Friday and that it fit just right!

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  8. Love your china Kelli, the detail so pretty and the colors! Like that darker burgundy color in it.
    I followed your lead and baked banana bread today, to loafs. My son and his fiance love it, so I can give most away.
    Linda

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  9. Your hutch and dishes are so lovely!

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  10. love your china, course I love dishes lol you can never have too many!
    Helen

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  11. Hi Kelli.. what lovely dishes you have! Noritake ~ always a keeper! and the hutch is lovely!

    have a great weekend!
    fitty

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  12. I do so love the etched/beveled glass doors!!

    My SnT is all about blue glass this week. Come on over. Have a great Friday.

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  13. I've always loved your hutch and ALL of your china!

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  14. Anonymous6:35 AM

    I like the design of the glass doors in the hutch. What a wonderful gift this is. I'm glad you use your china a lot. I could never understand the purpose of having something like that and never using it.
    Mama Bear

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  15. They are beautiful!

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  16. How beautiful your china cabinet is! Your dishes are so feminine and lovely.
    Cindy

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  17. Love your china! So delicate and beautiful. Thanks for hosting! Jean

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  18. Beautiful china! I think it's wonderful that you also enjoy your china for just because times...hugs, Linda

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  19. Hi Kelli

    The hutch is wonderful, I've admired it in other posts and your china is beautiful.

    You have a lovely home.

    Thanks for stopping by The Old Parsonage!

    Enjoy your day!!
    Leann

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  20. Don't you just love to use the china for just the everyday days!!! That is the best!

    have a great weekend.....

    kelly~

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  21. Don't you just love to use the china for just the everyday days!!! That is the best!

    have a great weekend.....

    kelly~

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  22. I am showcasing my china hutch as well; it was handmade by my dad.

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  23. Very pretty set. I like the glass doors on your hutch. So pretty.

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  24. Hi Kelli,
    Your hutch is beautiful, and so is your china. Thank you so much for sharing them. Have a lovely weekend!

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  25. I love that cabinet and the china.

    I've never seen that Noritake pattern before.

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  26. Thank you for hosting show and tell today! Your hutch is beautiful. I love the china. It is lovely.

    Thank you for sharing!
    Blessings,
    Lisa

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  27. The hutch and china are beautiful!

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  28. OH HOW BEAUTIFUL ALL THE DISHES &
    LOVELY ITEMS AND FRIENDLY POSTING.
    I'D LIKE TO TELL YOU ABOUT MY FIRST GIVEAWAY.
    IT'S A " GETTING ACQUAINTED " GIVEAWAY.
    IT STARTING NOW AND ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GO TO MY BLOG AND LEAVE A COMMENT AND YOUR NAME.. I REALLY WANT TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH ALL OF YOU PRECIOUS BLOGGERS.
    THANKS FOR LETTING ME TELL ABOOUT MY NEW GREEN BENCH.
    BLESSINGS,
    MAURINE

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  29. I like the Victorian design also and the cupboard is beautiful.

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  30. I love the dishes and I would also use them for just because days. Thanks Kelli, very nice dishes. Especially with the excellent food you cook for your family. Have a great weekend.

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  31. Your china is beautiful! I have a Winnie the Pooh bowl and cup for my daughter, too. It is packed safely away for now.
    Mary Lou

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  32. Anonymous7:24 PM

    Kelli,
    I have Noritaki china as well. My set is called "Traviata" and I love it! There is something to be said about a beautifully set table with fine china! It can make the ordinary seem extraordinary. I love your hutch too! Have a great weekend!
    God Bless,
    Hillary

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  33. Your hutch is quite lovely; I really like the etched glass on the doors. Your china is lovely as well. I love all sorts of plates, cups, etc.

    May you enjoy them for many years to come.

    Thank you for sharing.

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  34. I love your china cabinet, and your china is lovely. I have Noritake china from my Mom as well. The design is just blue with a silver stripe around the edge, but it looks lovely at any time.

    God bless.

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  35. I love your china and your hutch--soo pretty!:)

    Have a great weekend, Kelli!

    Linda C

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  36. Lovely hutch and the dishes are gorgeous, love Noritake!

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  37. This is not good. Now, I'm coveting your hutch and china! LOL

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  38. Hi, Kelli -
    Yes, your hutch is gorgeous - and it would go with my table! I love your china. They are such a special treat because they were a gift from your family. I truly wish I had not jumped to say no many years ago when my dear mother offered me her wedding china - purchase in 1945! I was using different colors then and couldn't imagine I'd want to use it. Now I see bits and pieces of the pattern in shops and wish, oh how I wish, I had said yes! I know you enjoy yours every time you use it. Thanks for sharing it with us today.
    ~Adrienne~

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  39. wow, its so pretty..I also love your china..

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  40. Kelli, your hutch is wonderful. The China is a lovely pattern! Now the white teapot would love to come to my house! lol

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  41. Anonymous3:15 PM

    Kelli, I like your hutch but I just love your china. It's so nice to have so many place settings too.

    Gretchen

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I appreciate you stopping by for a visit and taking the time to say hi! I will try to answer any questions here in the comments.
~Kelli