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One of my most memorable dining experiences was in a small resturant in Souderton, Pennsylvania. The establishment was located in the town's old train station and it succeeded in maintaining a very vintage look. The one thing that impressed me the most about this place was that their plates, mugs, and utensils did not match. Each piece had a unique and historical characteristic to it which lent to the old time feeling of the restaurant.
Dinner tables are a place where family memories are made. I can still remember the plates my grandmother would serve Christmas Dinner on. From time to time I find that same print at second hand shops and it always takes me back.
loglike of North East Wales showcases vintage plates that "serve" another purpose....
A Green Minded attitude allows them to boast the fact that their products utilize "natural and upcycled, vintage materials"
loglike caters to different tastes by using a variety of saucers (color, shape, design). These are just a few of my favorites...
The saucers are all genuine antique, (or vintage) originals, dating from Victorian times through to the 1960’s. All wooden components are hand-turned by loglike, from reclaimed wood.
loglike's unique saucer creations can be found on their website or artisan shop folksy.com which also includes a tutorial on the project.
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