Would you care for a bite?

Artist: RLHall
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Card: US$5.82
Print: from US$24.94

Would you care for a bite?

The pottery in this image was created in Tregaron, Cymru (Wales). The writing on the plate cover means “Biscuits” (cookies) in Welsh and the cups’s design depicts a Welsh Dragon

Would you care for a bite? belongs to the following groups:

Safe Haven, The Patchwork , United States and Wales, Rich in Beauty Available for sale as

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HenkStolk

nice composition
RLHall replied

Thanks, Henk
Michael Brooks

Great job Rhonda!! Coffee and cookies, I could use some thank you!!!! LOL!!!
RLHall replied

Happy to have you join me, Michael! lol Thanks for the great comment and fav :-)
Mariam Muradian

I enjoy the history of pottery lesson very much. I was a potter for several years of my life.
A very tactile physical medium to work in. These are coveted pieces.
Beautiful composition too.
As for your invitation? I WILL BE RIGHT OVER!!!!
Won’t we have the chat of the century, Friend!!!!!
You know what they say about “well-behaved women…...” lol
Thank you, dearest.
You are the best.
RLHall replied

Thanks so much, Mariam, LOL, we would have a riot! Glad to see you up and around again, sounds like your rest did you well! xxxx :-)
Your out changing the world!!!
Boban

Excellent shot Rhonda ............... !
RLHall replied

Thanks so much, Boban, greatly appreciated! :-)
Joanne Bradley

Pretty and inviting composition Rhonda. Nice pottery!
RLHall replied

Thanks so much, Joanne, my brother visited Wales (my grandfather was born there) and brought back a few pottery pieces…did this for the Wales group…
KBSImages

Very Pretty….composition is fantastic!!!
RLHall replied

Thank you so much, greatly appreciated!
EddyG

What a great find.
And a super shot you got together there.
yummy let me at them!
RLHall replied

Thanks so much, EddyG, lol!
4getsundaydrvs

mmmmmmm
RLHall replied

lol Thanks 4getsundaydrvs :-)
booboo

Beautiful image Rhonda would have loved to see some welsh cakes on the plate though and I would have come round to visit :)) very well done, excellent work
RLHall replied

Thanks so much, Brian, and I have some Welsh recipes – I’ll try to add welsh cakes to my next still life! :-) Your kind comment is greatly appreciated…
booboo

Your very welcome Rhonda, can I ask, do you have some Welsh Blood in you? if so what part of Wales do your ancesters hale from?
RLHall replied

My Grandfather was born in the Rhondda Valley, his mum was from Morgan and Sambrook lines and his father’s ancestors moved to Wales from England four generations before. They came to the United States when he was in grade school. I’ve been researching my genealogy for a while so have quite a lot of info and hope to one day visit Wales! :-)
booboo

I live in the Afan Valley which is the bottom end of the Rhonnda Valley by the sea, it’s claim to fame is Richard Burton (Richard Jenkins was his real name, Dick the milk to the locals) was born here, you may have heard of him. He used to be the milkman here in Ponyrhydyffen. I also have researched my roots and most, well all really of my family are English, my brothers and sisters there are 11 of us were the first lot all to be born in Wales. I had one uncle who emigrated to the us a Joseph Bulluck but we have had no luck at all tracing him, just seemed to disappear off the face of the earth. I have got back to 1736 with my family and also my wifes family and thats as far as |I want to go relay as it takes over your life all that research. I wish you well in your search thought and can tell you that if you ever do come to wales you will have the warmest of welcome everywhere you go.
Rayhall01

I recognize this crockery. Very nice. I love it.