As mentioned in my last post, my friend Angela gave me a beautiful cup and saucer for my birthday. I’d love to show it to you.
This is an English teacup made by Co-operative Wholesale Society, Ltd. at Windsor pottery, Longton, England in the 1950’s.
I’ve already enjoyed a cup of black tea in my new teacup. Once in a while its nice to put aside my sturdy tea mug and use a pretty and delicate cup instead.
My birthday gift also included some other tea themed items.
A feminine notebook with a magnetic closure. It has lovely graphics and the sheets inside are perfect for any tea lover.
7 comments:
I'm so glad you enjoyed your gifts, Maureen, and happy to see you've been using the teacup!
Your tea cup is beautiful!.Meet you has been a pleasure.Would you like a cup of tea?
Angela definitely has a good eye for finding great tea things. I love each one of them. I will be curious to see what you do with the chipboard teapots.
Those are all wonderful gifts; it sounds like your friend is the best gift of all though. I found Teacup Tuesday, thank you for mentioning it, it's wonderful.
The teacup is beautiful! My grandmother once had a collection, but gave them all away before I was old enough to use and appreciate them. Some day I think I may start a small collection of my own, though I admit that most of the time I'm happy to drink from a regular mug. Tea with others, though, should call for something more special.
Isn't it wonderful to have a friend who understands your love for all things tea? Enjoy your special gifts!
Wow your Teacup and saucer are gorgeous. Can't wait to see what you do with teapot mini. I invite you to my blog I just finished my teapot mini album and teacup display. tfs
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