Sandi wonders how many cups n saucers we have. I must count too. An auctioneer friend was telling hubby that his wife was checking out a website of a lady in London Ontario who has over a thousand cups n' saucers. When I get off here going to look for them.
I have mentioned that at auctions tea cups don't sell anymore. If they are non-named brands we tray them and they go for two to six dollars. Better names-Aynsley/Royal Abert/Wedgewood/Copeland etc. they bring a little bit of money, even Shelley doesnt bring the high money anymore. Really sad, I do hope it turns around.
Enough of the small talk, lets have a cuppa
another new teapot, not as nice as last weeks, but still pretty. This I could use everyday and not worry about it breaking. Roses, never enough roses.
A Sadler, see the sticker is still half on the bottom
Finally my roses are back again, although not as many as some of you have, but should have some for the next couple of weeks.
Going to use some of my Shelley Cup n saucers, have a set of two cups/saucers and cream n sugar, but going to use a different cup n saucer that is very similar. So pretty with pink trimming on the lip and saucer edge and the pink handle. Love it...
My handsome grandson Damane joining me for tea again. It's the treats he wants.
this one is trimmed with gold, and a pink handle, but so close to the other that is called
Rose & Red
the creamer has a little rose on the spout and the creamer below has the
rose on the inside of the lip
here is the other cup n saucer that matches, one has the name on the
bottom and the other just Shelley and the number
sharing my gold fish with you, lots of little black babies, gold fish and my one Koi at the top of the picture-yellow one. Had five but the heron got the four, lovely bird...
Went to homesense today and they had these chairs - I love them, the backs are pink and grey striped material. If I only had room. They are so cheerful, the walls in my living room are grey, and I love pink. Have to share this with Pink Saturday, I'm ready already.
Now Sandi I love Lady Carlyle that is the cup n saucer that I think of right now off the top of my head.
Iam joining these posts for tea today and the rest of the week. Thank you for stopping by, I enjoyed your visit...
Tea Time TuesdayTea Cup Tuesday
Tea Cup Tuesday
Tuesday Cuppa Tea
Tea in the Garden
Heart and Home
A Return to Loveliness
Table Top Tuesday
Tea Cup Thursday
pink Saturday
What a beautiful teaset. The setting is also very pretty and nice that your grandson joins you. Precious moments! I love the graceful lines of the cup and tespot....Christine
ReplyDeleteOh, Betty, your Shelley teacups are lovely! It is a shame that folks don't enjoy teacups any longer, isn't it? Even when I have company, the majority of guests want to use a mug! But when I have a tea party, I insist on bringing out my teacups.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sport your grandson is to sip tea from a dainty cup!
I don't expect to find the other Serena any time soon as the Island does not have a great supply of teacups, antique or otherwise.
Thank you for joining me for tea today. I always enjoy having you.
Blessings,
Sandi
Hi Betty!
ReplyDeleteI love your pretty teacups and teapot. There is nothing prettier than a Shelley teacup.
have a nice week.
~Clara
Betty, What a lovely tea set, I'm so in love with the shape of the lip of the teacup.And who can say no to roses. So happy you have them now blooming in your garden. And what beautiful photo's of your garden! It's a joy to have someone over for tea, and of course the added bonus of sweeties.If only we had time for tea everyday! Yx
ReplyDeleteLOVE your Shelley!
ReplyDeleteAnd there isn't much cuter than your manly grandsome sipping tea like a real trooper- I mean, is that cute or WHAT?!?
You have lovely taste and your tea is marvelous.
Happy Tea Tuesday!
Hello Betty,
ReplyDeleteI am loving both your tea pot and your tea cup. Both very fine manufacturers too. I adore the Shelley pattern. What a romantic table you set out side. Gorgeous.
Hugs,
Terri
What a lovely tea party and I just love the picture of your grandson sipping tea - it is priceless!
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ReplyDeletethanks for linking to Heart & Home.
Your Shelley cups are so pretty and delicate!
I love the one with the pink trim on the handle and rim.
Your grandson looks like a fun guest for your lovely tea :-)
I'm astounded to read that one woman has a thousand tea cups - how could she ever remember what they all look like!lol!
Have a blessed day..Trish
What a pretty tea cup and equallt pretty tea pot!!
ReplyDeleteAnd Heaven bless your grandson coming to have tea!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Hi Betty,
ReplyDeletePretty tea cups.I like the shape of them.
have a good weekBarb from Australia
Your Shelley cups are just exquisite. Deb (Ontario, Canada)
ReplyDeleteHi Betty: I love your tea-cups and love the fact that your grandson will take tea with you. I think mine might (if none of his friends were looking). Thank you for your lovely comments on my kitchen. I appreciate hearing from you..Happy Wednesday..Judy
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post...especially since your hands-on , grandson joined you for tea... What a nice young man. I did smile at his large fingers holding the dainty handle of the cup ... the essence of a true gentleman in that picture ( ha ha)... You Shelley teasers are gorgeous... I love that fluted edge... Thanks for sharing .... Hugs
ReplyDeleteIt is a shame that so many things just don't get the good prices at auction anymore. Your tea cups are very pretty and what a pleasure to see that strapping handsome grandson drinking tea out of a pink cup. Who cares if he really only wants the treats!!!! LOL
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Absolutely gorgeous! Hopping a little late from Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteMy PINK, come and see when you get a chance.
Have a lovely Sunday!
I saw a teapot, cream and sugar like to top photo at the Brass Armadillo in Denver for $35.00 on Friday. Isn't it amazing how we all are collecting something....
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