My Christmas Dishes Through Glass Doors

We returned to IKEA and bought another glass door for the Christmas dishes cabinets. 

My sweet Hubby attached the glass doors to our two Billy bookcase units.

Now it looks more like a cabinet than a bookcase.

And the doors should eliminate any need to dust which I like!

I found a Christmas turkey platter that I forgot I had.  It's too large to go into one of the shelves but fit perfectly on top of the two units.

I rearranged some of the items to balance out the large platter on top.

I love having my Christmas dishes out on display all year (posted previously here).

Do you display your Christmas dishes?  

New Storage for Our Christmas Dishes

Take a look at my post on my regular blog, Teacup Lane, where I talk about our new storage units (here) for our Christmas dishes.

Check out my past post on my Christmas china (here).

I love having all my Christmas china in one display area.

How about you?

Where do you store and/or display your Christmas china?

My "Christmas Heritage" Plate Setting

I bought these adorable Christmas ornaments from The Christmas Haus (Oxford, PA) in several different designs and gave one to each of my three sister-in-laws one Christmas.  

Of course, I loved them so much, I had to have a set of them too.

Wm Rogers Pattern "Spring Charm" 1950

This is one silverware pattern from the silverware set purchased by my Mom in the early 1940s and passed down to me.  Mom chose two different patterns for her set of 12 - this one is the rose pattern - not sure of the correct name.  I've started to research on the internet and found a Facebook page for Nobility Silverware.  If anyone knows the name of this design let me know.  

Isn't it pretty?

Update:  Pattern shown appears to be "Spring Charm" 1950 by Wm Rogers.   My Mom's passed so I can't ask her when she purchased her set.  Maybe she purchased the two patterns together or possibly at different times.  Her silverware set of 12 with both patterns (six of each) is in a wooden case with a brochure entitled "Nobility Silverware Co., Inc. Newark, NY".   The Nobility pattern is Riverie (not shown here). 
Click here for another source.  

Another cute "Merry Christmas" ornament from The Christmas Haus.

My "Christmas Heritage" china by Pfaltzgraff was given to me through the years by my relatives.

I have a complete set for ten now.

It's so pretty offset by my crocheted red, white and green Jingle Bells throw!

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