I had dishes with these motifs as a kid. They got lost over the years but I was lucky and found a complete set (plate, cup and bowl) last year at a fleamarket. I'm pretty sure the illustrations are by Inger Waage, and they are just beautiful. And so fitting for spring.
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These plates are just adorable and bring back memories from early childhood. I had the same dishes when I was a child in the 70's. I think I have to take them with me from my parents' home the next time I visit them!
You should! Besides being adorable, they are also worth a bit of money now...
Thanks for showing these Janne, I've never seen them before they're really lovely.
I had these too! As a kid I always thought it was kind of weird that the person colouring it didn't do it properly... :)
Anna... That's so funny :-)
oooh yes! so lovely indeed!
this is like english children growing up with a set of peter rabbit crockery. only a bit more stylish. x
I've never seen these before... what a great pattern!
...Me again, I did a little research on a Stavangerflint site, and it looks like it was designed by Anne Lofthus. They are pictured about half-way down.
http://stavangerflint.gratisnettside.no/?mid=421&article=345
Norseman: Thanks for correcting me. A good reminder to do my research more properly :-)
These are beauties!!
They are adorable, but not by Inger Waage. The designer is Anne Lofthus.
I discovered this weekend that my cousin has the same set, only in English!
http://keramikk-ceramics.blogspot.com/2011/04/stavangerflint-barneserviset.html
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