Vintage Ceramic Coasters with French Botanicals - Tuileries by Toscany circa 1977 11 28 ― Marie Rabutin-Chantal De Sévigné

― Marie Rabutin-Chantal De Sévigné

multi-faceted dinner parties

- Marked on the backside with the Colonial Washington shape name

and depending on the shade of the blossom could even represent passion

and the two colorful bouquets on opposite ends add a festive array of colors that makes decorating a breeze

Vintage Ceramic Coasters with French Botanicals - Tuileries by Toscany circa 1977 11 28 ― Marie Rabutin-Chantal De SévignéInspired by the royal servings at Tuileries, the old palace of the French Kings in Paris (from a 1977 Toscany advertisement) {HISTORY} Debuting just before the holiday season in 1977, this set of ceramic coasters was part of a series of French inspired dishware called Tuileries made by Toscany in Japan. Colorful, elegant, and artistically designed the Tuileries series also included cake plates, mugs, and snack sets a veritable garden bouquet that was