I attended my out of state book club meeting this past weekend. We only read the classics... this time was Our Mutual Friend by Dickens... and we always meet in a tea room. One of the highlights is getting to choose one's very own teacup and saucer from the shop's amazing collection. So much fun.
Today I would choose the pink ones in your second photograph!
I adore all these images you found. I'm having my first giveaway and it's Tea Forte! Please stop by and leave a comment. If you are a tea lover it's a great giveaway!
Love the candles in the tea cups! When I traveled to London regularly, a long time ago, I grew very fond of afternoon tea, well.....truthfully, the clotted cream mostly....smiles.
Dear Leigh, What an absolutely charming post. I will have to send you a picture, if I can find it, that you would love along these lines. The combination of beautiful flowers against the china is stunning! I love the candles too! Have I told you lately how incredible your property is? I need to digg a bit in your archives or maybe you can direct me to a post about your beautiful architecture and the layers of beautiful landscaping. Always so nice to visit you here. Lisa
I attended my out of state book club meeting this past weekend. We only read the classics... this time was Our Mutual Friend by Dickens... and we always meet in a tea room. One of the highlights is getting to choose one's very own teacup and saucer from the shop's amazing collection. So much fun.
ReplyDeleteToday I would choose the pink ones in your second photograph!
So pretty , Im going to make myself a pot of tea & drink it from a pretty cup .......
ReplyDeleteI adore all these images you found. I'm having my first giveaway and it's Tea Forte! Please stop by and leave a comment. If you are a tea lover it's a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have been lusting after the pink cameo cup in the first pic for a while now but I also love the cups in the last pic. The blue one is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the candles in the tea cups!
ReplyDeleteWhen I traveled to London regularly, a long time ago, I grew very fond of afternoon tea, well.....truthfully, the clotted cream mostly....smiles.
I love the first photo!
ReplyDeleteLove that image of the tea cups with the candles! Very good idea!
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Very pretty, I love to drink my tea out of a pretty tea cup.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love all the creative uses of the teacups :)
ReplyDeleteDear Leigh,
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely charming post. I will have to send you a picture, if I can find it, that you would love along these lines. The combination of beautiful flowers against the china is stunning! I love the candles too!
Have I told you lately how incredible your property is? I need to digg a bit in your archives or maybe you can direct me to a post about your beautiful architecture and the layers of beautiful landscaping.
Always so nice to visit you here.
Lisa
There's nothing like a pretty teacup - tea always tastes better in one :) These ones are all lovely Leigh x
ReplyDeleteI love the candles in the teacup and I posted about your post.
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I loved your post! Good job!
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