This [link] is ALMOST close enough. The tea cups were a more delicate shape and there were proper saucers for them as well as the sandwich plates. I think there might have been smaller bowls included, too. Also, the dishes were perfectly round. I think a slightly irregular shape is a deal-breaker, though.

Sigh.

Calamityware it is, then.

We got all our dishes through the power of msbelle-on-eBay.

And they still get compliments any time I post a food picture on FB.

Msbelle, that looks a lot like my grandmother's china, that my sister has. And my grandmother's name was also Marguerite.

There is a large set of Limoges with hand-painted pink rosebuds and gold rims that used to be my great-grandmother's. It could be mine, but I don't want it. Too fussy for me. It's my mom's for now.

DH and I are happy with our Fiestaware.

Msbelle, that looks a lot like my grandmother's china, that my sister has. And my grandmother's name was also Marguerite.

Same! Except I have my grandmother's, and she went by Margot, but was actually named Marguerite.

Grandma Margurites for the win.

Other grandmother was Marjorie, she had a sister Marg who I think was actually a Margaret and the mom was Marjorie who had sisters: Marguerite, Maude, Minnie, and Mae.

My great aunt was Marguerite, but she went by Day. (Marguerite>Daisy>Day).

Her sister, my Nana, was the very Buffistaesque Grace Matilda.

I always wanted to name a child Daisy after my grandmother! But she would have thought that was ridiculous, because her name really was Margot.

I have china from when we got married link. But I really would like some new everyday dishes.

sj, we have the same china! My everyday dishes are these: [link] I have everything except the mugs. Setting for 12, and I've used them all at least twice (and not because I was too lazy to wash the dishes).

I have a great-Aunt Marguerite, who was called Auntie Mamie, and two Marguerite cousins.