Welcome to my porch. I have set a small parlour table for late morning tea. It is sunny and warm today and the fragrance from my blooming Phlox is wafting in through the windows. Please join me!
These two tea cups and saucers were made by Myott Potteries in England sometime between 1920-1945( I think). They look Edwardian to me. I have a complete dinner service for ten, including platter, vegetable bowls and lids, gravy boat and under tray and creamer and sugar. I purchased them at a yard sale about four years ago.
I love their delicate shape and creamy off white base colour. The pattern is of roses climbing a trellis. The edges of the dishes are trimmed in a thin black line. All of the plates have a squared off look to them.
I picked up this pressed glass spooner at The Salvation Army Store yesterday and picked the flowers from my garden this morning. There are David Austin roses, pink Sweet Peas and white Phlox in this bouquet.
I am so sorry. I don't have any nibblies, yet! But, if you come back next week, I'll be sure to have fresh zucchini loaf or fresh tomato cake to have with our tea and I'll show you another one of my many, many tea cups!!
Here is another picture of the pattern.
I hope you have an exquisite day!
Love and hugs, Laura
Hi Laura! Thanks for coming by my blog, and for becoming a follower! I just signed up with yours too! Welcome to the world of blogging, and congrats on on your first teacup Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteYou have described my decorating style to a tee! I'm glad I found you, now I have another pretty blog to read. This is so addicting, and so much fun! See you in blogland! I am going to make a teacup postfor today, I am just a little behind.
Debbie from NJ
Lovely my friend! Happy Teacup Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteBy the way...LOVE YOUR HAIR! I'd love to cut all mine off especially during these HOT HOT HOT HOT HOT HOT HOT days here in Oklahoma.
Love to you~
Rebecca
Very pretty!!
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Virginia
Hello Laura :) A BIG Welcome to Teacup Tuesday! You're going to see lots of wonderful and pretty teacups and all things related to tea! What lovely teacups you have for us, and the place you've chosen to partake in tea is wonderful...love the wicker!!
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Warmest, Brenda
Welcome to your first Tea Cup Tuesday. You did a marvelous job with your first one. You are a pro! Your dishes are gorgeous and set such a pretty table.
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Denise
Laura I have never seen another cup and saucer with a trellis, how unique and special! Of course as a person who loves and kind of collects colored glass my eyes went right for the pink and green pieces on the table! Better than diamonds...
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What a lovely place to have tea...and what lovely dishes for tea!The spooner is great too...I just visited the goodwill stores today and found some goodies. What fun we have! Welcome.
ReplyDeletelovely table setting with pretty tea set.. love it! sweet and simple..
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ReplyDeleteHello and welcome!!
I love your porch!! And your wicker chairs and those cushions on them are so charming!!
what beautiful tea cups and you say you have an entire set of dishes??? You lucky girl!!
Debbie
I love your tea cups and saucers. The square shape is so unique! I think they originate before 1920, or thereabout. Not sure. But I know they had to put "Made" in England after 1920.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing today with us!
Hugs,
Terri
Hi: Welcome to blog land. I am so happy that you joined our party. I hope you had fun. I really enjoyed seeing your beautiful tea cup trio. I love trios. Please join us next week. I would love to see more of your cups. Have agreat week. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteHaving a tea with you has been a pleasure
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Hello Laura- Welcome to Teacup Tuesday. Your table looks so welcoming and your teacups are lovely. Take care (sorry I'm a bit late this week).
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