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lindag

lindag

I have a full set of  Portmeirion Botanic Garden china including  many of their accessory pieces.

While I personally prefer plain white dishes, these belonged to my husband before I met him and he just loved the pattern  (he had actually chosen the set himself, not by a previous wife) and they were insanely expensive!   I continue to use them (while he has since passed away) for obvious sentimental reasons,

I do have some very inexpensive Corelle luncheon plates that I use a lot for just that since they can go right in the oven or microwave.

The Portmeirion is quite durable though I made the mistake of putting a dinner plate in the CSO and the temperature must have been too high because the plate broke in half $$$!

Fortunately I have eleven more of them.  That's where the Corelli earns its keep.

 

 

lindag

lindag

I have a full set of  Portmeirion Botanic Garden china including  many of their accessory pieces.

While I personally prefer plain white dishes, these belonged to my husband before I met him and he just loved the pattern  (he had actually chosen the set himself, not by a previous wife) and they were insanely expensive!   I continue to use them (while he has since passed away) for obvious sentimental reasons,

I do have some very inexpensive Corelle luncheon plates that I use a lot for just that since they can go right in the oven or microwave.

 

lindag

lindag

rI have a full set of  Portmeirion Botanic Garden china including a many of their accessory pieces.

While I personally prefer plain white dishes, these belonged to my husband before I met him and he just loved the pattern  (he had actually chosen the set himself, not by a previous wife) and they were insanely expensive!   I continue to use them (while he has since passed away) for obvious sentimental reasons,

I do have some very inexpensive Corelle luncheon plates that I use a lot for just that since they can go right in the oven or microwave.

 

lindag

lindag

rI have a full set of Portmeirion Botanic Garden china including a many of their accessory pieces.

While I personally prefer plain white dishes, these belonged to my husband before I met him and he just loved the pattern  (he had actually chosen the set himself, not by a previous wife) and they were insanely expensive!   I continue to use them (while he has since passed away) for obvious sentimental reasons,

I do have some very inexpensive Corelle luncheon plates that I use a lot for just that since they can go right in the oven or microwave.

 

lindag

lindag

I have a full set of Portmeirion Botanic Garden china including a many of their accessory pieces.

While I personally prefer plain white dishes, these belonged to my husband before I met him and he just loved the pattern  (he had actually chosen the set himself, not by a previous wife) and they were insanely expensive!   I continue to use them (while he has since passed away) for obvious sentimental reasons,

I do have some cheap Corel luncheon plates that I use a lot for just that since they can go right in the oven or microwave.

 

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