dharma interiors

These miniature milk glass vases are simply adorable. They look good paired with tall bud vases, grouped together or on their own.

Milk Glass has been produced for a long time (originating in 16th century Venice), regained popularity from 1890-1910 in France and had its most recent revival in the 1940s and 50s. Popular manufacturers include Fenton (est 1940) and Westmoreland (1920). 

What we'd use it for: use milk glass in your wedding for a soft, romantic centre piece or in your kitchen with blush pink flowers in it.

Vintage inspired chalk board hand made using a vintage frame and painted with Annie Sloan chalk paint. This rustic chalkboard would look good in any room in the home - especially the home office or kitchen - and is the perfect piece to add to your wedding decor. Chalk board has a wire across the back for easy hanging.

Rustic flower boxes hand made out of rough pine. They were painted with Annie Sloan chalk paint, sanded and waxed with dark wax. Perfect centre pieces accentuate your table setting for any season or holiday. Beautiful for wedding decor, too! These boxes were built to house three quart sized antique mason jars with bouquets of flowers in them but could also be used as a windowsill herb garden, indoor and outdoor centrepieces and more!

Note: boxes have four sides and do not have a bottom 

 

Rustic flower boxes perfect for table decor at your event or wedding.

Bone china teacup made in England and designed by A. Sayer Smith for the Royal Cauldon "Shrewsbury" collection. Royal Cauldon was established in 1774 in England

Who doesn't love toile? Put your favourite beeswax tea light in this adorable vintage inspired tea light candle holder. You could even stick a flickering LED tea light in the votive for long lasting results. 

What we'd do with it: put it on  your bedside table and enjoy the glow of the tea light through the eye lit shade. 

This beautiful Bone China oval dish made in England has a gorgeous floral design and scalloped edges. Wedgewood has been manufacturing tableware since 1795 in the UK and manufactures beautiful bone china dishes for every occasion.

What we'd do with it: Perfect for trinkets; jewelry or coins would fit perfectly in this adorable dish. 

Note: This dish isn't truly "vintage". It was found at a thrift market but turns out to have been made in 1995.  It does have the undeniable charm of any vintage china piece. See the Wedgewood UK Website.