Tea with a friend, in rose teacups is always fun - do come in and sit a while
I have a child's tea set in the Moss Rose design
and recently I found these two full size teacups at the Habitat for Humanity thrift store - for such a bargain I just couldn't pass them up.
Add a pretty bouquet of roses
A little nibble of chocolate adds
happiness to a tea party
Stop in for a cup of tea anytime
It all looks so pretty and yummy! That's quite a score on the two teacups! I've never seen anything so nice at our H for H store. Love it! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm! We love seeing you. xo Kathleen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of a beautiful tea set
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Phoebe x
Wait until I can put a couple of dollies in a bag and I'll be right over. What beautiful tea cups and a lovely table. Wouldn't we have FUN? Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteIt would be a delight to sit and have a little tea party with you, JoAnn. I love your child's tea set and how serendipitous you found two grown up cups to match. I am always on the lookout for a child's tea set but never seem to find one....perhaps one day. Your tablescape looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteA lovely tea party! Wish I could come! xx
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful tea sets.
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! Grown-up sized tea cups!
ReplyDeleteI recently combed through our Goodwill and didn't find any treasures like you do. I found a few things to bring home but I guess we're too remote to warrant nice cups or dishes. And the Habitat for Humanity store is mostly furniture and building materials. {{sigh}}
It all looks lovely, I could just do with some of that!
ReplyDeleteHi Jo Ann! Oh, what a love little tea pot and the setting looks so pretty. Again, I love the spiffing up of your snaps! You're very clever. Thanks for popping in to see me.
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Shelia ;)
The sets are so pretty. Did you find the saucers with the cups? Wonderful. A friend of mine recently marries and I got her the Royal Albert tea set--well two cups and the teapot so when I visit her we can act respectable. She lives in South dakota so I don't know when I'll get there.
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JoAnn!!!
ReplyDeleteI just checked into my blog for the first time in ages and ages, and I saw a couple of sweet notes from you. xoxoxo
I hope you are doing well and enjoying life. Things here are still not finished, and I haven't felt like blogging about it. I guess I am tuckered out, and I just can't report on the slooooow progress on our house. That being said, I am gaining my strength back and feeling better, though I was sick for a month with what I think was an allergy. No fever, but I coughed like a maniac and lost my voice for a bit. Good excuse to listen and not talk so much! ;-)
I loved this pretty post, and I have missed your photography so much. It seems that the world of blogs has undergone a radical change since we all started years ago, but if it is still going, I hope to come back when my life settles down a bit. Please let's stay in touch.
Love to you and all good wishes for a blessed spring!
xo
Sheila :-)
Oh this is such a lovely post to look at and read, thank you.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
So pretty! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteWhat a love fest of beauty! A much livelier image than the settings with pink roses. Each one sets its own mood. The pinks are soft and gentle - reds are perky and pop right off the table!
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