This caught my eye as I have seen this pattern on pottery before but never have I seen it opalescent (or is it iridescent or pearlescent). All I know is that it is a million colours, all blues and pinks, across the white and it looks magical. It makes white seem, well… boring.
The jug is European, a piece of Victoria China made in Czechoslovakia. The Victoria company operated from the early to mid 20th Century so to think it’s still as perfect as it is now, all the way from where is once came, that’s something pretty special. The joy of vintage.
This caught my eye as I have seen this pattern on pottery before but never have I seen it opalescent (or is it iridescent or pearlescent). All I know is that it is a million colours, all blues and pinks, across the white and it looks magical. It makes white seem, well… boring.
The jug is European, a piece of Victoria China made in Czechoslovakia. The Victoria company operated from the early to mid 20th Century so to think it’s still as perfect as it is now, all the way from where is once came, that’s something pretty special. The joy of vintage.
