Just imagine how many gifts Prince William and Kate will get tomorrow…! They probably won’t have time to look at even a fraction of them (!) Apparently, Lord Lieutenant of London has accepted a gift on befalf of the royal couple: a dinner service from the iconic Hungarian porcelain manufacturer Herend. It’s especially created for them as an interpretation of the original Victoria design – which was first purchased by Queen Victoria at the Great Exhibition of London in 1851. Let me whisper I didn’t like really it, (hope they do!) you can see a picture here for example. Anyway and on the other hand, I think the 1851 original Queen Victoria butterfly design is absolutely stunning. Imagine a summer table set with these…
This old design makes me think of all the nice botanical/etymological- inspired dinnerware I’ve seen around lately. After a long cold snowy winter summer is finally calling – and I guess that makes butterflies, bees and parrots more tempting than ever. Like these lovely plates, from Antropologie:
I also love Lou Rota’s tableware collection. I might feel a tiny bit scared eating on a plate with creeping black bugs on (wouldn’t you?), but I would for sure enjoy finding a handsome crow or a few friendly green beetles after finishing a nice meal…
Not to mention how stylish, fun and quirky table settings plates like these could form. Delicious!
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