Lets dish, with the Bopfish

Considering how much dishware I pick up at the thrifts, I think this may become a regular feature (maybe "I'll drink to that" for all the glassware, too).  Just past the cat you can see some cups and saucers which were part of a haul from an "Ohio Thrift" store.

The cat is named "Bubba", he sorta belongs to the hillbilly family across the street.  He's very sweet but looks tough because he's kinda gnarly.  He stopped by to check out my latest finds.

I seldom hit this particular Thrift store (they have 3 or 4 locations in Columbus) because I have not found anything, until Thursday May 26 when I hit this tidy jackpot.

So here is "the haul"

The cups and saucers are Mikasa "Leilani" pattern.

The left hand plate is an Anchor Hocking Ironstone "Mint" pattern dinner plate.  Apparently this pattern started out as a Taylor Smith Taylor design.

The center plate is a Cannonsburg "Citation" pattern. Check out that weird feather and starburst design; somehow it looks elegant.

On the right is a LARGE Mikasa Duplex "Duet" pattern platter by Ben Seibel.  This sucker is 12 1/2 inches from rim to rim.

Over on the top left are three burlapware plastic bowls.  Usually I see these bowls cracked and yellowed but these are in pretty nice shape.

Huh, I don't seem to have taken a picture of the Mikasa, Ben Seibel "Yellow" pattern gravy bowl.  I guess "Yellow" is a colour AND a pattern.  It works with the "Duet" platter.