pastelpom

It is my dinnar 🔥

  • He/Him

Generally aalittle guy.
Selfship Central!!
stamp banner with an image of Buggy from One Piece in his Boss Luffy Historical Special outfit with the text "I support captain buggy's kabuki style" over it in glittery pink text
blingee gif of a screencap of Bride of Reanimator with the text "got reanimated but i stay silly" over it

a GIF stamp with the text "ask me about dinnerware" over 3 rotating images of antique dinnerware-one set of blue and white willowware, one silver tea and coffee service, and one part of the Catherine II dinner servicesmall stamp banner of a set of porcelain dinnerware with the text "I heart antique china" over it
a GIF stamp rotating through multiple screenshots from JAWSsmall stamp banner of Hooper from Jaws looking to the leftsmall stamp banner of Quint from Jaws looking to the right
small stamp banner of Luffy from One Piece winking and sticking his tongue out with the text "certified silly zone" over itsmall stamp banner of Perona from One Piece with her hand on her cheek and her eyes closed, smiling.a GIF stamp that flashes back and forth between an image of columbo and a white screen with the text "COLUMBO: just one more thing"

This Reed & Barton set is supposed to have 5 pieces but I was never able to find the 5th one and the serving tray it came on seems to have gone the way of the rest of our china (chucked at the nearest consignment store without much care)
For some reason silverware gives me the most trouble when researching, I still haven’t been able to come up with a production date for these (silverware utensils helpfully have little symbols that manufacturers use to denote the date (which will be shown when I bring out the silverware utensils later hehe), but these don’t) and can only guess that these are silver plated based on listings online. But they’re still gorgeous and I love them!
These are labeled as the Reed & Barton Victorian collection # 6710, and once again there are mysterious additional numbers on the bottom that I’m guessing are production numbers but still can’t find any explanation online.
Once I’m finished with my much larger and more pressing tasks I wanna attempt to clean the tarnished pieces!


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