My china cabinet... picture heavy

For more years than I can think of I have wanted a Welsh Dresser. I have scoured the charity shops but every time we spot one it has a 'sold' sticker on it. A couple of weeks ago Tony and I spotted a really lovely cabinet in a charity shop. It isn't a Welsh Dresser but it serves the purpose very nicely. I spent a large part of Tuesday washing all my beautiful 'Old Country Roses' china.  I have arranged it on the shelves on the cabinet and am thrilled skinny  (say nothing) with how it looks.
When Tony came home from work we decided that we would fetch all the Christmas china up from the cellar and put it in the cupboards and drawers. I have one drawer left to fill with my Christmas tablecloths.    I thought you might like a little peep at it all.

Mugs, gravy boat and egg cups

Plenty of storage space

Two different types of Christmas crockery.

Butter dish, place mats, coasters and serving bowls

My beautiful cut glass sugar sifter

Yes, we even have a cake stand and large and small Christmas tea pots. 

We did originally have six sets of each of the Christmas Tree  crockery but the dinner plates were broken in the flood.  Something had  filled up with water, toppled over off the shelf in the cellar and dropped into the box.  It smashed my gorgeous snowman cookie jar too. ... If anyone has any dinner plates in this range that they would like to sell please let me know. The mugs are a bit chunky to use for tea or coffee mug but are great for soup, mulled wine or hot chocolate