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Mo N said: April 1, 2009 5:30 am PST
Absolutely marvellous..so glad to see all that is available
pat said: March 18, 2009 3:05 am PST
cool site
JOANNE said: September 2, 2008 3:11 pm PST
I HAVE JUST RECIEVED MY MOMS SET OF CHINA.IT CONSISTS OF 10 PLACE SETTING WITH MANY OTHER PIECES. I DO NOT HAVE A TEA OR COFFEE POT. ARE THEY STILL AVAILABLE ?
heather said: May 1, 2008 2:40 pm PST
i would like to know where i can start to find dinner plates or any plates ,and serving dishes in any tartan pattner .please let me know.thanks
john higgins said: April 6, 2008 9:27 am PST
I have a few pieces of the nfld tartan I would like to sell as I just got them throught a estate sale no idea what they are worth any one interested can e mail me I will email pictures thank you
Mary Allen said: February 4, 2008 5:56 pm PST
My mother started giving me these beautiful dishes in the early '70s and since I have not lived in Newfoundland since 1969, I have not been able to complete my set. I have 7 cups and saucers, half a dozen tea plates, cream and sugar, salt and pepper and the butter dish. I had so wished that I had the dinner or salad plates, but have never found it abailable to sale whenever I have gone home. Is it still available for sale?
Carol Ann said: January 8, 2008 11:29 am PST
In 1973, Sam Wilansky, a commisioner with The Boy Scouts of Canada in Nfld. provided the council a starter set of this china as a 'goodbye' gift to me when I resigned as Secretary of the BS of C , and moved to New Brunswick. I have added quite a few pieces to the collection but there are many more I didn't even know existed. I gave away 6 of my 12 cups and saucers (footed) to a Nfld. friend as a gift, not thinking I could never replace them again. I would love to replace them. Let me know if you see any around.
Beverley A said: November 29, 2007 12:53 pm PST
This pattern hass been our family since the 60's and has been added as gifts to on many occassions. We do have a large collection, but surprised by the ones that we do not have. We have other pieces that are not pictured on your site. I would also be interested as to where we can purchase other items.
Karen said: August 29, 2007 6:08 am PST
I was very impressed with the version of Ode to Newfoundland you have on this site. The china pieces I have I found at Value Village in North Bay ON. I have a small rectangular dish and a small bowl similar to the open sugar dish. I like to collect souvenir dishes from all the provinces and am pleased to have these.
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