Our conservatory sideboard is well used and it has had the Royal Albert Old Country Roses on it with Mother's day / Mothering Sunday in the UK.
However, Easter is early this year, at the start of April & having a free morning, I decided it is time to change for the Easter things we will use. These are some previous ones ...
Easter 2020 Covid times
I admit to not having many Easter plates etc but supplement the few bunny ones with the cream ones by Spode that are used all the time at home.The bowl & jug were birthday presents more than a decade ago from Ms M, my sister in law & they are used & enjoyed.
The pattern is called 'Running hares' by John Atkinson of Bell Pottery in Oxfordshire and is perfect.
The rabbit side plates & jars are just from Dunelm a few years ago, a useful size from the high street shop that go well with the bowl & jug.
The glass bowl is by the talented Karoo glass artist Marguerite Beneke .
I visited her studio in Aberdeen, Karoo, South Africa while out with family.
I have several of her painted tiles too with iconic Karoo scenes. The little bowl will hold some tiny chocolate eggs to nibble on.
As soon as I saw them, I knew they would be perfect at home where we had two lionhead house rabbits.
I will make a cake, probably a Victoria Sponge cake for the cake stand on Easter Sunday & decorate it will little chocolate eggs. It is my favourite cake because it is not too rich & is nicest when eaten on the day it is baked.
I'm sure everyone is getting ready for Easter too because the schools will soon be on holiday & the little ones will be keen to turn their thoughts to chocolate eggs.
Thank you for stopping by, it is always appreciated.
Dee 🐣🗿





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