Just loved everything about this video. Thank you from NZ

Your coat is darling and I love that sweater that you recently thrifted - a real find! Years ago, I actually purchased 2 Royal Worcester Evesham casserole dishes from a yard sale. I never knew what they were until I saw them featured here! They are used often especially during the autumn and winter season. I must say, I appreciate the Relatively Refined channel as I find it always provides a sense of peace and calm ❤🌻Thank you~

your video made me look forward to spring flowers and also learning the history of the dishes,thank you for such a lovely video.

I think they are individual butter dishes.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I will have to get my Eveshame pieces and enjoy them again!

I enjoyed learning about the dishes!

Looks yummmy, but probably not good for diabetics which I am.

What a wonderful deal on the flowers, they are beautiful God bless

Thanks so much for the shoutout! I can’t leave vintage linens behind 😊 When my daughter lived in Kansas, she took me to a town called Lindsborg and everything was decorated like that Swedish horse. They even had statues of those horses all over town. The buildings had that beautiful style paintings on them as well.

I've always loved that fruit pattern when I see them out thrifting. I've yet to purchase but now I definitely want to.

Good Sunday Morning 😊 Your flowers look beautiful! Thank you for sharing the Evesham history. I need to get mine out more to display - l tend to think of it more in the late summer & fall. Have a great day ❤

Thank you for the royal Worcestershire brand. I have several pieces and enjoy using them. I always find they bake wonderfully and have a nice presentation at the table. I’m not worried about the glaze either since they (the older pieces) were made in England and not China. Hope you have a great week and the forsythia will be blooming before you know it- it’s so exciting when they do start. The anticipation is fun too.

Thank you for the interesting information on the Royal Worcester pattern. I actually picked up that pattern creamer and sugar while thrifting. I think it’s so pretty. Mine has the green stripe at the top which may be the newer version.

Loved your research on your beautiful pattern and I always enjoy your decorating ideas. Thank you for sharing.

Hi good to see you. It certain looks a cold morning there. Beautiful flower displays. The clam shells are beautiful and thanks for the history on the pattern. Thanks for sharing. Sending love to you all. Catch you next time xxxxxxxxx

Thank you for the wonderful bonus video. The florals lifted my spirits!

I enjoyed you sharing history of the dish pattern. You and the Sisters alway give us a variety of content in your videos. I also liked your segment on styling grocery store flowers, this time of year we could all appreciate some beautiful, fresh arrangements to battle the winter blahs.

Love the coffee table tray and the mugs.

PS. You could use the scallop dishes for fruit or a scoop of sherbet as a palette cleanser. I've have also visited the Hildeen Estate. It's beautiful. My cousin looked at the estate for her wedding but it wasn't available. She got married at the Wilberton instead, which was lovely too.

Great finds! My china pattern is Evesham Gold! Maybe you could use them as bone dishes???

Love the Portmeirion mugs what a bargain!

Your small orange dishes would e perfect for cohogs or oysters.

My wedding china is RW Evesham Gold (married 31 years) they stopped making it shortly after I got married. I have always loved antiquing and now thrifting soI pick up pieces here and there - usually the extras. I have never seen the little shell plates. So pretty. Definitely going to keep an eye out for those!! Love your sweater and the books oh and the wooden tray!! Ok basically everything you got!! Always enjoy your videos thank you!

I would use the shell plates on a buffet table to hold the serving spoons for each dish. They are beautiful.

Pleasant video

A scoop of shrimp salad is what I've seen served in small shell bowls at a ladies luncheon. Great things!

The yarn to knit that sweater your self would be 100.-200.

We all have the"ones that got away"--that's normal!!

You always pickup such pretty items! I absolutely love transfer ware. I have a nice red collection but would love to find more brown which, for me, has been harder to find. The pitcher is fantastic! Also, I love how you have the pocket watch displayed so I found a cloche like yours on Amazon to display the one I have! I love picking ideas from you and your sisters!♥️

The set of 8 shell dishes were meant for a first course. Either oyster Rockefeller or scallop or shrimp. Those are oven proof. The fruit on them is a Seville orange. Sold as a set of 4 back in the 70’s. Quite expensive then. I like all your purchases. We have very similar tastes.

I was excited to see the Portmeirion mugs! I collect as well, but I've never found any thrifting.

It is a simple repair to fix the book binding.❣️

I like mugs and have some too. I switch out mugs per seasons too!!❤❤

You could have had the store hold them and got your car or asked an employee to help you Didn't they have a cart?

Hi Patty! Great finds as usual. I think your bookshelves look very attractive as they are with the family photos and heirlooms. Don't beat yourself up about passing on the box of books - sometimes we're just not in the mood. Something better will come your way!

Always enjoy all 3 sisters decorating ideas and thrift hauls! Keep up the good work!

Patty, You should consider a different place in your home when doing a video. Looking at the shutters on your window and part of your mantle is not very attractive. You could also turn on your fireplace to make it more appealing.

Great finds Patty!! Oh I love that pitcher!! The coffee mugs are lovely too but I have become addicted to my Yeti for keeping my coffee hot so I can't really justify buying pretty mugs but they are good for other things as well. ( So yes I can justify it I guess!:) Those orange shells are beautiful ....but how would you use them in dining? I guess I would use one as a spoon rest ...maybe put one on my night stand for earrings and jewelry. I always enjoy seeing that you sisters find while our thrifting.

I really like your beautiful tray.

Small dishes-nuts, after dinner mints, fish bones, tea bags.

The pitcher would look lovely with some fall flowers as a centerpiece

Hi good to see you. Love the haul. Like the tray. Catch you next time

Because of your sister, I was on the hunt for the Nancy drew collection last fall. And to my surprise, the same exact week that she posted that video of her talking about them I found the entire collection and I bought it! 😊