Tea and Talk

This week for Teacup Tuesday, I’m showing a Royal Winton  teacup and teapot in the Golden Age pattern.  This is a really impressive all g...

Although I didn’t buy any cups or teapots in Canada, I added two teapots to my collection. My sister-in-law found this little collectibl...

This week I’m showing another Royal Albert teacup.  This cup and saucer is from the Buckingham series that was introduced 1970s-1980s. ...

Royal Albert was founded in 1894 by Thomas Clark Wild and is well known for its fine quality bone china.  The Royal Albert Regal series wa...

One of the places I visited in Canada was Port Perry.  My brother and I stopped there for lunch and a little shopping.  I discovered that BE...

I’m continuing the glimpse into my sister-in-laws china cupboard with a very elegant bone china teacup by Susie Cooper. Susie Coopers ...

Since I live in the peach state and August is National Peach Month, I though I’d share something from the Cottage Journal newsletter.  Doesn...