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"CindiatGZG" <cindiat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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http://www.polishpotteryonline.com/
Audrey
I browsed through the recipes at that site which brought back memories of my
mother in law preparing Barszcz, Bigos and Pierogi. I did not care for the beet
soup (barszcz) but my husband loved it.
Carol
I love it partly because I'm Polish, and partly because the colors and designs
are intricate and beautiful. I love the pieces that are predominantly blue,
with yellow in them. The more creative and colorful pieces are called Unikat,
and are more expensive. I have an adorable piece that has a tiny teapot on top
of a cup.
Very pretty pieces, especially when you're serving a pie or casserole in them.
Stephanie S.
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cindiat...@aol.com (CindiatGZG) wrote in message
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I looove Boleslawiec Pottery (Boleslawiec is a little town in Poland,
i wouldn't call it "Polish Pottery", as it's hardly the only pottery
manufactured in Poland ;))! It's all hand made and has this artisanal
feel to it, it's so, I don't know, authentic I guess lol. I live in
Poland and I can't belive those prices on QVC!
Lux
It's nice to hear from our international posters. Just curious but what
do you pay for the pottery? I love the patterns. I have no Polish
pottery but have several pieces from Italy, Spain, Greece and Mexico.
Audrey
OT: Polish Pottery
cindiat...@aol.com (CindiatGZG)
11/26/2004 12:04:00 AM
One of my girlfriends just moved back to the States after living in Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
11/25/2004 4:06:38 PM
"CindiatGZG" <cindiat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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One of my girlfriends just moved back to the States after living in
Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
Have you done any googling? It is very pretty Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
http://www.polishpotteryonline.com/
Audrey
carolc...@aol.combyespam (Carol)
11/26/2004 12:14:36 AM
Polish Pottery.
Very nice pottery. I browsed through the recipes at that site which brought back memories of my
mother in law preparing Barszcz, Bigos and Pierogi. I did not care for the beet
soup (barszcz) but my husband loved it.
Carol
Jean <highs...@suscom–maine.net>
11/25/2004 8:41:55 PM
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CindiatGZG wrote:
you can mix and match patterns and it all really goes together....also
looks great with the dark blue Fiestaware. QVC also sells it:
http://tinyurl.com/5a39r
but I get alot of odds and ends from TJ Maxx.
Jean
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<pre wrap="">One of my girlfriends just moved back to the States after living in Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi</pre>
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I've been collecting pieces for about the last 10 years. I like that
you can mix and match patterns and it all really goes together....also
looks great with the dark blue Fiestaware. QVC also sells it:<br>
<b><a class="moz–txt–link–freetext" href="http://tinyurl.com/5a39r">http://tinyurl.com/5a39r</a><br>
</b>but I get alot of odds and ends from TJ Maxx.<br>
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CindiatGZG wrote:
One of my girlfriends just moved back to the States after living in Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
I've been collecting pieces for about the last 10 years. I like that (while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
you can mix and match patterns and it all really goes together....also
looks great with the dark blue Fiestaware. QVC also sells it:
http://tinyurl.com/5a39r
but I get alot of odds and ends from TJ Maxx.
Jean
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CindiatGZG wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">One of my girlfriends just moved back to the States after living in Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi</pre>
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I've been collecting pieces for about the last 10 years. I like that
you can mix and match patterns and it all really goes together....also
looks great with the dark blue Fiestaware. QVC also sells it:<br>
<b><a class="moz–txt–link–freetext" href="http://tinyurl.com/5a39r">http://tinyurl.com/5a39r</a><br>
</b>but I get alot of odds and ends from TJ Maxx.<br>
Jean<br>
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toas...@aol.com (Toast 28)
11/26/2004 3:52:30 AM
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CindiatGZG wrote:
I've been collecting pieces for about the last 10 years. I like that
you can mix and match patterns and it all really goes together....also
looks great with the dark blue Fiestaware. QVC also sells it:
http://tinyurl.com/5a39r
but I get alot of odds and ends from TJ Maxx.
Jean
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CindiatGZG wrote:
I've been collecting pieces for about the last 10 years. I like that
you can mix and match patterns and it all really goes together....also
looks great with the dark blue Fiestaware. QVC also sells it:
http://tinyurl.com/5a39r
but I get alot of odds and ends from TJ Maxx.
Jean
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I love it partly because I'm Polish, and partly because the colors and designs
are intricate and beautiful. I love the pieces that are predominantly blue,
with yellow in them. The more creative and colorful pieces are called Unikat,
and are more expensive. I have an adorable piece that has a tiny teapot on top
of a cup.
Very pretty pieces, especially when you're serving a pie or casserole in them.
Stephanie S.
lula_san...@hotmail.com (Lula_S)
11/26/2004 12:18:46 AM
cindiat...@aol.com (CindiatGZG) wrote in message news:<20041125190400.06298.00001...@mb–m18.aol.com>...
i wouldn't call it "Polish Pottery", as it's hardly the only pottery
manufactured in Poland ;))! It's all hand made and has this artisanal
feel to it, it's so, I don't know, authentic I guess lol. I live in
Poland and I can't belive those prices on QVC!
Lux
One of my girlfriends just moved back to the States after living in Germany
(while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
I looove Boleslawiec Pottery (Boleslawiec is a little town in Poland, (while her DH was stationed there) and she raves about this
Polish Pottery. Does anyone know anything about it?
She claims to collect about 4 or 5 different patterns. She wants to
open a shop and import the stuff.
What gives, what is so special about it?
Cindi
i wouldn't call it "Polish Pottery", as it's hardly the only pottery
manufactured in Poland ;))! It's all hand made and has this artisanal
feel to it, it's so, I don't know, authentic I guess lol. I live in
Poland and I can't belive those prices on QVC!
Lux
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
11/26/2004 9:27:34 AM
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cindiat...@aol.com (CindiatGZG) wrote in message
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I looove Boleslawiec Pottery (Boleslawiec is a little town in Poland,
i wouldn't call it "Polish Pottery", as it's hardly the only pottery
manufactured in Poland ;))! It's all hand made and has this artisanal
feel to it, it's so, I don't know, authentic I guess lol. I live in
Poland and I can't belive those prices on QVC!
Lux
do you pay for the pottery? I love the patterns. I have no Polish
pottery but have several pieces from Italy, Spain, Greece and Mexico.
Audrey