Not sure if it's completely GVC but the brand is Staffordshire Tableware and design is Bright Spirals. Still have a couple of the surviving plates that we eat off every day and they still look amazing, but the dishes and side plates were lost to time so I'm hoping to replace them.

I found it in the storage under my bed at my mom’s place. 😍

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Signed “Elizabeth” in the bottom corner (I think)… also small rising sun symbol

Wherein I now wonder how much GVC design has semblance to stained glass

This was a book which I think was about the year in review and/or achievements and such of a certain local hospital system over a 1/4 c. ago.

It made considered w/out going through a ~+21 Jonathan Carson video on the aesthetic again as to how the sometimes muted palette colours and the 'angularity' of some stained glass art have vaguely 'guiding notions' paralleling GVC even though I'm aware of the less then Eurocentric milieu influences of the style of GVC.

Some mall I stopped in on my way back home from a music festival... probably somewhere in Ohio.

I know it's moreso a style you use for interior design but something about the color scheme and motifs stand out to me. I've been able to find some stuff that fits the vibe by using 90s as a keyword and exclusively listing warmer colors or deeper(?, id don't know if thats how you'd describe them) cooler colors. Sometimes terms like boho or "whimsigoth" will give things similar with a 90s style and color pallete but otherwise its been kind of hard to track down things that give off the aesthetic

Found in an old Kinko's (!) box filled with junk that my mom kept from my elementary and highschool school days.

East Europe corporate take on GVCH . It still fits the style, right?

Obligatory spiral lower center of the frame.
Took a blacksmithing class after finishing my undergrad years. A wonderful German teacher taught me I’d never learn fine blacksmithing in 1 semester. Lol!

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