This week I’m showing another teacup from my sister-in-laws china cabinet. It is a bone china Queen Anne cup and saucer in the Gold Lace pattern.
This set looks very dramatic with its heavily gilded “leaf” chintz pattern and bold stripes.
The cup has a lovely scalloped shape and the saucer is also slightly scalloped.
All that gold really stands out on the white china.
Queen Anne china was made by Shore & Coggins, England. This back stamp was used from 1959 to 1966.
Be sure to visit hostesses Terri and Martha for more Teacup Tuesday posts.
I’m trying to catch up since returning from Orlando yesterday evening. It was a wonderful and very busy trip. I snapped close to 450 pictures of the theme parks, resort, my family, and so on. I did manage to have afternoon tea at the Grand Floridian in the Garden View Lounge and I’ll share that with you later.
What a wonderfully elegant teacup. So pretty! Thanks for sharing and happy teacup tuesday!
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Gorgeous!
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Blessing, Darlene
My goodness. Your sister-in-law has the most beautiful china! Luck for all of us! Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteA very elegant teacup indeed. I love the bright golden color and the lace looking design overall. What a great collection!
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Welcome Home... I'm so glad that you made it to Teatime Tusday ... Your " Queen Anne's Lace cup and saucer are divine... so very elgant... I'll be looking forward to seeing some of your photo( ha ha) next time... Enjoy your teatime...Hugs
ReplyDelete"Queen Anne Gold Lace" is a great name for this pattern, and I love all the gilding. "Dramatic" is the right word for it -- just lovely! So glad to see you're back, and I look forward to hearing more about your trip!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tea cup!
ReplyDeleteHi: That cup is amazing I just love it. So beautiful, your sister in law as quite a collection. Thanks for sharing it with us. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteFabulous teacup. So Regal
ReplyDeleteHugs Vee
That is something very special.
ReplyDeleteThe most perfect and elegant teacup! It is a pattern that tempts one to indulge..
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you had a good trip! And that your SIL let you photograph her tea cups! This one is stunning, really. I do love a gold pattern on a yellow cup! Queen Anne has so many really lovely patterns, and this is one of their best.
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Terri
Such a pretty tea cup! Thank you for visiting!
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Cindy
This is a stunning set. Gold is so striking, it certainly is a fabulous set. Congratulations on having it. Hugs...Lu
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