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Why Horses Are Popular in Vintage Transferware China
Discover why horses were popular subjects in 19th-century transferware china patterns. From English-inspired coaching scenes to American sleigh rides, these designs captured movement, status, and...
Calamityware: A Subversive Take on Blue Willow
At first glance, Calamityware looks like traditional Blue Willow—but look closer. This modern reinterpretation uses blue-and-white transferware to hide monsters, mayhem, and dark humor beneath...
The Fascinating Origins of The Blue Onion Pattern
From its origins in 18th century Germany to its widespread popularity today, the East-Asian inspired Blue Onion design has captivated art enthusiasts and dinnerware collectors...
Designing w/ Blue and White China: Home Decor Tips
photo c/o Curated Interior Blue and white china's enduring popularity in dinnerware and home decor can be attributed to its timeless appeal and incredible versatility. These...
The Story Behind the Iconic Blue Willow China Pattern
From its roots as a 19th-century English tableware trend to its global reach today, this iconic pattern has captivated generations of fans with its intricate...
Caring for Vintage China: Top Tips for Keeping your Dishes in Tip Top Shape
Are you the owner of a beautiful set of vintage transferware china? Whether you received it as a gift, inherited it from a relative, or...
What is Transferware China?
If you assumed that transferware china (a.k.a. transferware) was just like most other types of fine dinnerware, well, you’re not really wrong! But the term "transferware"...