Sundays at the Chateau: BROCANTE IN LIMOGES!
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- In this week's Sundays at the Chateau, I take you all along with us on our trip to the brocante in Limoges. This week's treasures range from stunning plate to an incredible hat!
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You may never know the healing quality of you and Mummy but take my word it is healing to the soul. Thank you both.
Indeed, so true.
Totally agree.😄
Yes and yes!!
The dish with the holes, I think it’s for keeping “ ovo quente” , eggs hot , with hot water
amen to that
THREE-Hole Platter: have seen those used to serve oysters, shrimp and fish on a thin bed of ice. The holes allow the ice to melt below the food so it doesn't get soggy....LOVE the hat! - it's a tornado of exploding mosquito netting!
PussyGalore oysters 🦪 are classically served on oyster plates.
Unless served Bistro style.
I’m sure you could put a thin layer of ice then place fish or shrimp- but when the dish was made- the ice would still have gone under the insert. Think Victorian dinner services....
@SMG It's for serving asparagus so the water drains off them.
@@anntaylor1811 That sounds right.. large meat platters had matching drainers but the holes were small, allowing the meat juices to drain through to the plate. The plate would not be deep enough to hold melted ice...
I think it is for butter. Curled butter shavings on top with chipped ice underneath to keep cold.
@@gailcraig4495that was my thought. Butter and a little ice with drain holes.
Adored this shopping trip...... MORE SHOPPING PLEASE ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅
It’s for “Asperges”! Asparagus need to be drain after being poached and to keep them out of the excess water they have that kind of dish! I LOVE this Emmaus trip. My next travel to France I will go over there and get a container full of stuff to redecorate my home in Chile 😂 low key I’m actually contemplating it. Merci de me faire rêver, est avant tout de me donner les force de réaliser certaine folie 💕
Not many people can understand our love, and dare I say, obsession with setting a beautiful table and using our china.
When my mother was a child during the depression in the deep south, (Louisiana) she would babysit for pennies, then walk into town, ( shoeless!) She would then put her change towards the family china pattern for her mother. There were times when those plates were empty but there was beauty and hope. Aesthetics are so important to the quality of our lives.
My mother’s story was similar. She came from extreme poverty. Once she started moving upward she collected old china plate by plate and quilts. I thought of her as I watched this vlog. She collected enough sets to leave a unique set to each of her granddaughters.
Elizabeth Perry, Are you my Liz? Or another? 💗. Lovely story
That's so sweet. My mom also suffered some hunger thru the depression. We collect old bread making bowls and it came from their eating beans with home made rolls, as we too, had to resort to again in the early 79's
Oh, please tell me you have the china!
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Mummy be like "we do not have room." I be like "you got a Chateau of room"
Landon Pelt lol
So true lol. I thought that too
Lolololololol true
Bonjour,
Le plat creux avec le couvercle qui a des trous est un plat à asperges. Quand on pose les asperges sur le couvercle, l'excédent d'eau des asperges coulent pas les trous. Ainsi les asperges ne baignent pas dans l'eau :)
Stephanie,
No words to express the sweetness of life that is you & your mother, your examples of beauty are on so many levels-
A particularly lovely episode, shopping with your mum, one of life’s simple pleasures. It reminded me of my lovely mum and when we used to enjoy doing the same thing😁 sadly she’s no longer here to do it, but enjoy every moment you both spend together, precious moments.
Loved this episode 😁💜💜 The table looked beautiful, this was a genuine pleasure to watch.😁
"Back to the Brocante" - I see another Chateau web series! I love a good treasure hunt, even if it's lived vicariously! Thanks for these! The Thanksgiving table set-up looked gorgeous, the sweet new tea set was lovely and I'm looking forward to learning all about French cheese!
It is so very good that your day at the brocante is thousands of miles away from Canada. I would have lost my reason today had I been with you and mummy and bought all sorts of lovely bits and pieces that I do not remotely need but could not have done without. Your table setting is stunning. Vicarious thrills, chair side shopping and, as a result, extremely easy on the pocketbook. Delightful. More, please, in the future!
I would have been in such trouble there!
Kathleen Clark Any chance you used to live in North York Ontario?
TnAgo. Sorry but it happens to be a fairly common name!
Kathleen Clark Haha yes definitely, thank you for answering though!
How delightful! I feel like I've been with kindred spirit friends on a lovely, productive ramble! Thank you for inviting us!
What I love about shopping trips like these: 1- We get to browse charity shops in France! 2- The hunt for a bargain is intoxicating. 3- Bonding with those you love, be it family, friends, guests, etc. is heartwarming. 4- Running home to display your treasures and feather your nest is essential. 5- Basking in the beauty you created completes the shopping experience. And it shows us how we can beautify our own homes without breaking the bank! Just perfect!
That white hat is something Helena Bonham Carter would wear for her wedding or going to the Kentucky Derby. Stephanie can rent it out to some extravagant brides who want to have their weddings at LaLande.
I can also see HBC wearing the hat to the supermarket
I LOVE this style of vlog. Definitely do more! So interesting to see your whole process, from going to the store, to deciding what to get, to bringing things into the chateau! so fun
The plate are good price.. only one plate is 25.00 dollars.
Asparagus plate keeps it warm without getting soggy, brilliant!
I am so glad you took me shopping with you. Hope they didn't notice that I was NOT wearing a mask. Vicarious virtual shopping. (Mummy's taste is impeccable.)
You could have a "white" party in which everyone wears white and your decorations for the party are all in white or a white and gold party ...or any mix. I think it would be stunning!
where is handsome cheese man!! He was bold 😜
Frothy headwear, beautiful books, exquisite plates-bowls-cups, and tea with mommy... My solitary, quarantined Sunday is lovely once again. 😍😍😍
The perfect episode....Mommy, shopping, porcelain and Stephanie's sunny disposition.
What lovely treasures you have found. This Sundays at the chateau was so much fun and kind of cozy to watch. Loved it to see just you and Mummy, such a great Mother-Daughter-Team 😊❤️ the print fits perfectly into the the room and the hat is amazing. 😂😂 Just love your sense of humour. You give me so much inspiration, thanks Stephanie ❤️
Thank you both for sharing your charming Mother & Daughter Day! Looking for the turning of the season at LaLande.
Your table decor is to die for. Beautiful job Lady Stephanie. And the small room is so beautiful, just breathe taking.
Then of course I lost it when you put on the hat Lol,, but you know put on a white flowing long dress and run out on your garden and get photograph. You do have that look Lady Stephanie. Much love to you and your beautiful Mum. Thank you for beautiful show. God bless
Your mommy looks stunning in her dress towards the end of the video. She is an incredibly woman and you are very, very lucky to have her as your mother and to get to share your life with her.
Carole Hanrahan yes, that dress was beautiful on her! Youthful and appropriate, with a wonderful, uplifting color.
Lets see more of Isabelle and Stephanie brocante shopping trips as they are amusing treasure hunts.
The print was just perfect. Lovely & so appropriate for that room!
I have found fabulous works of art in my favorite thrift store.
I love the way mommy looks she is so classy when she gets all dolled up please tell her we'd love to see her dolled up more and I love you Steph.
The love that you both have for each other is felt in my heart.♥️♥️
I just love you two, you’re better then anything on TV. Keep it up ladies xxxx
What a perfect mother/daughter day. Especially enjoyed the hanging of the picture which always requires a slight rearranging of a room. Your Thanksgiving place settings are mismatched perfection.
I love the way you mix & match your table settings. Beautiful style.
d miller me too!
Oh wow i love vintage china😍 this vlog is my idea of heaven X
Fantastic! Love to see you and Mummy shopping by yourselves.
My favorite thing is when you go to the thrift shops! I want to come there and go to them all!!!
Just hilarious with that headdress.🤣
What a fabulous thrift shop! What a great haul!
Have you considered installing/using a picture rail to hang pictures from, thereby sparing that exquisite wallpaper from damage?
The three hole dish is for asparagus.
@@hsimpson6581 It is for asparagus actually. A French woman in the comments identified it and several people provided links to identical style dishes that are oblong with 3 holes and they're for asparagus. Who knew? Here's one I found:
www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/pillivuyt-porcelain-asparagus-drainer-1997145928
@@Sgirl Thank you. I was wrong on this one.
@@hsimpson6581 Seems rather odd to me ... just drain the asparagus before you put it on the platter, but perhaps they used to cook it until it was water logged. 🤷♀️
I’ve re-purposed a similar one as a soap dish.
Wonderful! What an exciting adventure to visit the Limoge Broucante! Your finds were amazing. The gorgeous porcelains, books, perfect print, and la piêce de resistance, la Coiffe! It will be all the rage, I can see it now! It reminds me of something worn in Frederico Fellini's "Juliette of the Spirits," or the base of a hat from America in the 1890s, or something worn by The Gibson Girl! That hat is "just the ticket" !!!
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I've spent all of your money, I'm cheering you on to buy, thank God for mummy. Buy that bed !!!!!! Love the print in the room, beautiful. The hat OMG, you have to get married now and wear that.
I love when you and your Mummy shop together.. I miss having those shopping trips with my Mum and sometimes Daddy would come along. This vlog made me smile in my memories. Thank you.
I loved this episode. I wish I was there shopping with you. What a extraordinary experience to share with Mummy. The table looks magnificent.
I really love this formula, only you and your mummy going out shopping. It was lovely and your mother looked very pleased. Everything was very nice, the table setting, the tea set and cake lounging in your lovely chairs ... just lovely... And.... I so wish the brocante in my area had such pretty things!!! 😍😍😍
It's kind of shocking, in a marvelous way, to see all those treasures in one spot..very unusual--maybe not for France though! I'll have to wear a bib for all the drooling next time! :P
The coffee pot with the wheat painting could be barley, as traditionally we can have a really nice barley drink instead of coffee.
As a reseller, I love and appreciate your visits to the brocantes. Were I to visit, much of my time would be spent scouring the shelves of the local thrift shops and antiques stores.
I love the idea of educating us on French cheeses! Can’t wait!
My favorite thanks big to do, shopping charity shops! Thanks for making my Sunday complete! Love the hat!
Stephanie, Your white Hat could have been Miss Havershams Wedding Hat!
Keep it away from the flames, Dearie!
Miss Havisham! That's exactly what I thought the moment I saw it!
Well I feel I was with you both at the brocante. I too love to dress my table with china from charity shops and have some beautiful table cloths and napkin. Last year I was so lucky to find to tall candle sticks with 5 branches on each for the candles, they really looked the part at Christmas with navy blue candles. The table cloth again from the charity shop was a gold brocade and the runner was a deeper gold with a beaded tassel either end. Its amazing what you can find for so little, and I agree with you Stephanie that you find what you want and the money goes to a cause which is a win win situation for everyone. Not to mention that its recycling at its best. 95% of what I own comes from charity shops: from homeware to clothes and everything in between. Its amazing what you can find and what people get rid of. And I adore the hat I would have bought it too.....too fabulous to pass up! Lol!! We too dress up for special occasions, seasonal parties. No one know what to expect lol!! Take care, looking forward to the next vlog xx
The treasure that is Stephanie and Isabelle's relationship is pearl of great price. To see the two of them enjoy each other's company so thoroughly is a complete joy to me. Thanks once again ladies for this beautiful glimpse of your lives.
Table setting worked perfectly! Good eye! Such a peaceful, pretty blog with pleasant people. The solitude of this vlog was wonderful. You both were so calm and happy. The other vlogs are great but this was a lovely change. Thank you!
It's always so sad when your vlog comes to an end!
It really is.
Especially when I have to get back to the real world..... Time to do the laundry!! 😏🙋🏻♀️🕊
I LOVED this episode!!! Beautiful tablescape in the kitchen at the end -- so dreamy!
Congratulations on reaching €21,000 on Patreon!!
What fun this was and what great finds! You hit jackpot all the way around. Not that you don’t have enough on your plate(s) already, but I second one of the previous comments...Back to the Brocante would be a fabulous new channel. Forget the Home Shopping Network!
I have been watching you youtube for months and the love you have for the things you find. the big and little treasures along the way. I also love what you find and most of all this weeks hat. i used to buy a hat when feeling low, for special occasions in fact when i got married i had over 100 . but when i had my daughter she used to wear them. But with in a year i had only 1 that hadn't been damaged lost or too bad for me to wear out in public. the hat today remaindered me of one i remade for a posh do. but my daughter loved it more and she cut it up for all her dolls. thank you for a memory over 25 years ago. bless you and your mother. my mother and i got on so well together , but sadly i lost her in October and apart from my honeymoon and 8 months give or take we had every day together. enjoy every moment.
I’m so sorry that you lost your mother, but how wonderful that you enjoyed each other’s company so much and made the most of the precious time that you had together ❤️
@@TheChateauDiaries thank you for your reply bless you and all there
Thank you for the visit, I feel like I have had a little shopping done and thus so refreshed!!! Wonderful finds as well, so many dinner sets, just love!!!
The bedroom where you put the portrait is perfect!!! Thank you so much Mother and Stephanie, means a lot, happy safe holidays and have a great week!!!
What fun this was, thank you for taking us along!
Such a pretty table set up and I am so happy for you and mommy to have such a special relationship. ❤️❤️
What an exciting adventure to take us along on! The Brocante shops in France are tremendous, such wonderful finds to be had. Loved that you did it with Mummy, such a coalition of taste, and don't even get me started on the porcelain dinnerware. It's my passion and drives my joy and I don't have a clue as to why its mesmerized me so from an early age. Yes, its beauty of course, but the joy that happens when seeing a beautiful tablescape is off the charts. Would love to see a weekly Brocante forage!
Perfect picture for that room!!
Loved the shopping.
The serving dish with the three holes is for serving asparagus.
Good eye! I work part-time for a china shop, and was intrigued--I've seen butter dishes with similar inserts for ice, but hadn't seen an asparagus server like this. I did some searhing and found one very like it on Worthpoint www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/pillivuyt-porcelain-asparagus-drainer-and
Beautiful Wedgwood in chambre de Rogier..Love that you took us to the Brocante Stephanie, thank you..but as a bibliophile I wish you didn't leave the gorgeous Decameron behind (ah well, maybe next time?) Thank you for sharing as always.
I thought it would have been a nice addition for the room that has her father's earlier medieval-style paintings (though I've forgotten which in the Chateau it is)! But moderation in all things . . . and if it's there if Stephanie makes a return trip, then perhaps it was meant to be!
Love the hat, reminds me of Georgiana Spencer, The Duchess of Devonshire. Xxxx Davey
Wonderful Sunday shopping .......treasure these moments❣️
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Beautiful vlog to end my Sunday evening. Thank you Stephanie and Isabelle.
The hat... such a practical purchase. It could go for a wedding, Ascot, and a bee keepers hat!
Stephanie in that hat is why we love her haha
Excellent photography and sensitive commentary, I recommend this to the house.
Stephanie!!! LOVE your channel, keep up the amazing work you and your friends are doing keep the Chateau alive!
Lovely trip out thankyou ,fantastic hat ,I'm sure Marie would have put 3 beautiful roses in that dish !
The french cheese information series would be wonderful! From farmland Minnesota.
oh!! convince Minnesota farmers to make good french cheeses!🙏🙏🤞
Shannon Tymlw, so sorry, would LOVE to have french cheese!! But so difficult for farmers to make a living without a off farm good living. Have some farmers around the state that do some artisan cheeses. I loved the cheeses in Strasbourg! I worked off the farm but not full time. My husband and son worked like dogs on the farm with registed holsteins, (loved them) the guys health took a toll. Would never trade the experience. Kids in 4-H, FFA and Dairy Bowl. 1 son, 2 daughters. Priceless experience
Me too! I’m from Minnesota! 😁
@@Nina8959603 welcome, trust that you don't farm! Aren't these shows wonderful they are sharing? I do miss France. Also, daughter works in London, miss her too.
@@lisaa8437 -another Minnesooootan! Happy to hear.
It was so refreshing and wonderfully entertaining seeing you and your Mum together Stephanie, can we have more of this please it was so uplifting.
Nice to see a bust of Napoleon at 2:29 and Ron Swanson peeking over his shoulder! 😂
The hat is totally over the top and looks fab on S
Soooo nice too see the two of you ...so peaceful...mother and daughter quality time :)
You have no idea how happy this outing to Limoges Emmaus made me. So many memories.
oh waw. can't believe such treasures you find for such a bargain. wonderful.
I laughed when you spotted the hat and then you bought it was very surprising how big it is you look absolutely amazing in it and it screams party and now to see what you pair it with. The picture was perfect in the room and the other touches perfect,I would want to stay in that room. The plates are the best I was yelling for you to get them and you did. Please take Marie to see the dress the next time I think our flower girl would look great.
Oh Stephanie my knees got weak when I saw the union dish set OMG! I would have bought it on the spot. It was beautiful!
The grand China set would make for an incredible Christmas tablescape.
Me too!
I love the print. It was made for the room. Great eye! 👁 🔨 🖼
That was wonderful. Enjoyed every minute!
The hat looks like you could wear it for Halloween. You could dress up as a bubble bath. lol. Everything beautiful . Thankyou,
I loved Mummy's comment about it being a meringue!
LOVE the cheese learning experience that's to come!! Wonderful episode! 😘😘
Oh my stars.... the ..hat 🤣🤣🤣 Stephanie, you are the bomb!!❤️❤️
I would LOVE to see a Sunday blog about CHEESE 🧀! That would be magical 😊😊
OMG I burst out laughing when I first saw you in that hat. 😂🤣😂. You should have got the dress as well. It looked like it would have been a good match.
Bonjour ! I am so glad that I saw your vlog before going to bed. Such nice finds you got. Love, love the autumn setting table with those gorgeous plates. What is truly funny is that this morning, after breakfast, I went to a brocante and I found a few really good pieces of dishes as well. I came out of there totally happy .... but I - sadly - did not find a fantastic hat as you did. Until the next vlog, take good care and stay safe !
I loved shopping with you & Mummy❤️
A quiet Sunday with just you two.
You will never regret stealing alone time with your Mom.
Thank you both, so very much.
STEPHANIE, STEPHANIE! I hope you purchased the fabulous white dress as you would have looked smashing in it!
Oh my God the hat!!! Epic in association with the cheese book and the kitchen 😂
What a lovely trip to the charity shop! And time with your Mummy!!!
Just you and Mummy. Very special. Such admirable restraint at the brocante. Your finds were marvelous. Thank you for sharing.
So many wonderful treasures ! And that hat...words can’t describe :) looking forward to seeing you wear it Stephanie at a social occasion. Much love Xo
Dear Stephanie, The pattern of the plates by Sarreguemines is the famous onion-pattern by Meissen. In original it is underglazed cobalt blue. Why they named it "Windsor" - it´s a riddle. Greetings from Nischwitz Castle, Germany!
I always assumed it was associated with "THE" Windsors, thus the name. Interesting. I do like them.
@@barbibutton9619 More ... Battenburg related which was their family name before they changed it to Windsor
@@LibertinaUno Battenb e rg changed to Mountbatten and Sachsen Coburg-Gotha to Windsor because WWI. But these German countries are situated in Thuringia, not in Saxony. Meissen is near by Dresden, the former "Churfürstentum Sachsen". The onion-pattern by Meissen is one of the earliest they created, ca.1725. It is influenced by old Chinese patterns. The "onions" that are pommes de granat. But the Germans in this time didn´t know because it was a very luxerious and exotic fruit. You can order this pattern still today. It´s always handpainted and very succesfull.
Really enjoyed watching you and your mother shop and work together. I think your hat was worn by a bride.
🙂 thanks to you Stephanie, I am now taking a much closer look at porcelain. 💖
Brilliant I’ve watched this from the very first time, ...you and mum just keep getting better and better thank you and the very best to you all ,you deserve all the good will and love that so many people find in watching you and mummy , good luck girl ....xxx
Isabel has a beautiful smile that warms my heart!