Tea one of my favourite beverages, not the best but a close second… and a beautifully crafted teacup even better.
Due to the elegance of a fine bone china cup and how nice the tea tastes from one of these vessels, I really liked my purchase of a Wedgewood cup from the Harlequin Collection. I do hope to add to this as I find a setting I really like, something a bit quirky and unusual in shape which Wedgewood do so well.
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I like this one … I am a tea drinker myself…
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Thanks Rajiv, there are more in the collection which I hope to acquire at some stage… it does make the tea taste nicer don’t you think out of fine china 🙂
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It does indeed, I especially like green tea, where the leaves are seeped in nice cups. I don’t like the taste of the tea bag stuff…
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So beautiful and elegant!
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Thanks Amy, yes aren’t they, I am almost too scared to use it in case it just snaps 🙂
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I’d be nervous of using it… 🙂
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Oh wow, I love cups and saucers, teapots, sugar bowls and milk jugs. I have them everywhere in my house. That one is a beauty.
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Thanks Leanne…Yep me too, I need to get some more after looking at this one, so delicate.. its always nice when fossicking around an old wares place to come across a second hand one…. that’s a nice find 🙂
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Nothing like tea drunk from fine bone china!
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I agree 🙂
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Me too. Gorgeous china Kaz – my favourites too 😃
Stunning, delightful photography!
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Thanks Robyn i was just fiddling around one day 🙂
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teacups remind me of my Nan, she always had a matching cup, saucer and plate. I am lucky that i have a teacup from both of my Grandmothers. Yes, it does taste better from an elegant drinking vessel. 🙂
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Glad it gives you good memories. It reminds me of my mum as she had cups, saucers and plates just like your grandmother.
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what a beautiful cup! So elegant – both pattern and shape
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Thanks so much, I am a bit too scared to use it in case I break it but should! 🙂
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lovely Kaz!! I have some I have a fine set I inherited!!
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oops that was a hiccup! lol yes I have a lovely set from my grandmother!! I should use it more!
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I have another few from my mum as well but rarely use them unless for a special occasion. Yes we should use them more I agree! 🙂
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