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loriqvc
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Registered: ‎11-06-2011

Re: NEW Camphill School pitcher on ITKWD today!

‎07-27-2020 07:30 PM

@Infinite Mom 47 - The pitcher is actually made of ceramic/stoneware, and the platter and bowl sets were packed very nicely in custom-cut styrofoam, so care has been taken to make sure everything arrives intact. I'm guessing the same approach will be used for the pitcher orders.

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eaesquire
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Registered: ‎10-27-2019

Re: NEW Camphill School pitcher on ITKWD today!

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‎07-27-2020 09:19 PM - edited ‎07-27-2020 10:04 PM

@loriqvc wrote:

@eaesquire - I totally plan to use my pitcher as a vase—the contrast between the lovely engraved pattern below and the soft flowers above is irresistible!  Smiley Happy

What a great idea!  I agree any of these pitchers would be beautiful with flowers in them.

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SeaGal
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Re: NEW Camphill School pitcher on ITKWD today!

‎08-01-2020 12:06 PM

Nice pitchers, the green and red would be nice for the table at Christmas as the design looks like snowflakes altho I think I would stick to displaying cut flowers in them. If they are made in China I wouldnt trust that the glaze probably contains of lead.

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