COLLECTING GREEN VINTAGE DECOR & VINTAGE GREEN ENAMELWARE

I love, love, love my green vintage decor, green enamelware, and green vintage kitchenware! Anytime I can find some new interesting pieces to add to my vintage enamelware collection I am so happy!!

Here is the quick overview of my mostly thrifted decor hutch display and then let’s get into the details. I hope you can spot the latest additions in this vintage hutch display and let me know which ones are your favorites!

Starting at the top of the hutch, I have my two green vintage scales and a small plate by Foley, my favorite green ceramic rooster, a green enamelware flour sifter, a green glass vase and this demi tasse green porcelain coffee cup by Samson Smith of England.

Top shelf I have added some green bound antiquarian books, glassware, and green uranium glass plates. The oval platter and small plate in front are by the Atlas Glass Company and are in the Florentine pattern.
The centerpiece plate is this gorgeous Paragon plate in Pompadour pattern. For green teacups I have the:
Vintage Paragon teacup and saucer,
Salisbury teacup and saucer
Royal Stafford teacup and saucer
Colclough vine pattern teacup and saucer

On the 2nd shelf I have this Belleek small side plate, more green uranium glass, a couple of green vintage cigarette tins and antiquarian books. The centerpiece on this shelf is my latest purchase, this gorgeous green enamelware percolating coffee pot!! I just love it and I had been looking for one for awhile. On the right is this cabbage leaf Royal Winton plate, so cute!

I also added some antique green glass bottles and the Arthur Wood teapot is sitting on some more antiquarian books. I usually like to add antiquarian books to my displays since the bindings are so interesting, the colors are just amazing, and they help give some variety and height to the displays.
This lovely green plate with the vine pattern is called Marlborough Old English Ironstone by Simpsons potters of England.

On the bottom shelf I have my white vintage enamelware scale, and my collection of green kitchen utensils, including rolling pins, potato masher, hand mixer, meat tenderizer and this cute little green and white enamelware ladle. Of course, I added my mother’s green needle point recipe book since it just fits perfectly with this display.

You might have noticed that I have that Portmeirion tray at the top of my display, I also have the matching tea cozy and salt and pepper shakers…they are so sweet and I have had them for almost 30 years! I included my vintage straw trivets and some green vintage doilies and pot holders.
The chippy green chair is just so cute beside this display and make me a bit dreamy about a farmhouse kitchen and all the vintage simplicity of the day.

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