In this picture is some of my vintage linens and laces I displayed in this pretty rack. The cherub holder I found at an antique shop, and it says Relpo on the bottom with a number. I love it's soft creamy white color.
Here is my Lady Carlyle cup from Royal Albert. I just love this cup. I found a whole set of cups, saucers, and dinner plates at Home Goods. The pretty rose on the saucer I made from wired ribbon. I plan on using them on some teacup pincushions in the future. The beautiful white hankie says Mother on it, and was a gift from daughter for Mother's Day, along with the little dish and tiny spoon beside it. It is from Limoges, and I thought it would be perfect for some sweet and low. The little spoon with the teacup on it, I purchased from e-bay.
I just love this little frozen charlotte doll. I had seen them around blogland, and did some searching on e-bay, and finally found one. She is sitting in this pretty teacup from Royal Albert called "Serena".
I almost flipped when I found these nylon gloves in an antique shop for $6. The softest shade of pink, and perfect to wear to a tea party.
Please help yourself to a little chenile cupcake when you leave. They are adorable, and have no calories! Thank you so much for visiting, and please check out the other participants for more pretty tea things.
24 comments:
Hi: I am so glad you shared. Your blog is so beautiful. I love your cups under the glass. I can't wait to see what you will do next week. Blessings, Martha
I see Martha posted about me, (waves) "Hi Martha!".
I am glad you posted too. Your tea cups are really gorgeous! I love how you set them up.
Thank you so much for sharing in Tea Cup Tuesday!
Hugs,
Terri
This is such a pretty post! You have an amazing knack! I love it all, especially the little charlotte doll (that was my Mom's name), and the very unique, very lovely chenille cupcakes! It's all so adorable!
Great job!
All the best,
Eileen
looks like we could be sisters in cups collection! hehehe.. we have almost the same teacups and any cups from Royal Albert will never fail us with their beauty.. and your vignette just beautiful! love them with laces and linens and handgloves.. sooo romantic!
Georgeous photos and I adore those cupcakes, too! Your brilliant idea of putting the teacups under the dome knocks me out!
I'm glad you're here at Teacup Tuesday!
Hugs,
Jan
I am so amazed and inspired every week at the beautiful displays of tea cups. Yours are absolutely gorgeous! I too love Lady Carlyle. Thanks for sharing such a beautiful post today!
Denise
Hello :) I was on Martha's blog to see who all was participating in Teacup Tuesday, (I just joined today for the first time) and am visiting as many as I can, and now I am visiting your lovely & sweet blog :) I love all the pretty teacups you have for us today, and I must say....I LOVE those sweet pink gloves! What an incredible find, you lucky girl, lol :) As soon as I leave this comment I will sign on to be a follower of your blog, and I look forward to visiting with you again.
Happy Teacup Tuesday! Warmest, Brenda
Oh my, what a pretty post and I love your teacups; beautiful! They are especially pretty under the cloche. Love the chenille cuppies too; adorable! Your blog is soo pretty and I have signed up to follow. Wishing you a deightful day.
Blessings,
Sandi
Such a lovely post. I love cupcakes with no calories lol, they are the best!! Such a cute find those dainty gloves. All my best and have a lovely week. ~Theresa MsartistSewCrafty drop by for tea if you have time~
Did I hear someone say "Home Goods", because if I did, I automatically want to go there....I'm obsessed with that store. Not only are your vignettes gorgeous but also your blog...you must be a beautiful person....I'm just sayin'
tootles,
bunny
I love how you displayed those sweet teacups under glass and on that beautiful pink cake plate!!
I just commented on another blog that when I see the treasures everyone gets at Home Goods, I want to cry! Why you ask?????
No Home Goods here in Pa. Boo Hoo!
Debbie
Hello Sweet Debbie!!
I LOVE all your teacups and your displays make them even more yummy!! If that is possible :-))
I dont think I could pick a favorite one so I won't even try!!
I collect the same style of frozen charlotte dolls and if you check my 2nd post I think it was you can see some!
The pic of you and your hubby is adorable and your happy smiles make me smile :-)))
Thank you for sharing your pretties today!!
Lynn
Just had to drop in and see your blog. I love pink roses, especially on tea cups.
Your teacups are gorgeous and your table is very inviting.
So many beautiful treasures in this post! That tea cup is beautiful, and I love your stack of cups in the cloche. Your wire ribbon rose is beautiful. laurie
Hi, Debbie,
Oh my goodness, I am oohing and aaahing over everything you have shown. I love the idea of the cups stacked under a cloche. I am going to have to get to a Home Goods store in Austin. I hardly ever see any cloches in my town. I love the chenille cupcakes, too. And no calories, yea!! Thank you for your visit and for your kind comments always. Sending lots of love your way~ Vicki
OH, what pretty china. Pink roses and teacups! sigh! A few of my favorite things... This is a very pretty post!
Thank you for spending time with me in the sunny spot! And, oh, oops... I've been having so much fun looking at your pretty things that I forgot what you asked me about. Bunnies! I remember that much. Okay, little honey colored bunny is a Holland lop - I think dwarf. You know when you've got the sweetest bunny in the world when you spend an hour next to the pet store pen TRYING to resist temptation and the same leetle wee rabbit (as Mr. Mcgregor says) keeps coming up to you to say hello! This one is turning out to be a boy which can get rough, but, happily, not with this one. There is very interesting info on the internet about bunny behaviour that was very enlightening for me. You might check it out.You'll probably find that what you thought they were "saying" to you was really what they were saying to you. =]
Well, again, thanks for your kind words and for following along! A new friend!
Love, katy Noelle
Everything looks so pretty under a cloche! I love your pretty collection and I especially love the chintzy Winton cup and saucer.
Hope you have had a lovely week.
Best wishes,
Natasha.
What a beautiful blog you have. Lovely display of tea cups and glass. I will visit again! Cheers.. Susan :)
I love the stacked tea cups and of course you know how much I love the pink cake plate, since I have one too. ;) The Lady Carlyle pattern in pink seems less common than the blue. I saw the blue in our HomeGoods and Marshalls but not the pink or I would have been very tempted to buy one. It's such a pretty pattern.
Miss you!
HELLO,
I JUST LOVE THE WAY YOUR TEA CUPS LOOK UNDER GLASS, AND YOUR TEA CUPS ARE ROMANTIC AND BEAUTIFUL :p
Hello, Debbie!
Everything is so pretty, but I am especially taken with those vintage gloves! Are they elbow length? I am searching for a similar pair to wear to a timewarp prom next spring. The ones you found are so soft and delicate!
Thanks for stopping by and for the info on the "whooziwhatzit". I was considering photographing all the ideas (so far we have toaster cover and bird cage cover).... hmmm, but now curler cover? Do I want to be seen on my blog with curlers and a large "doily" on my head? LOL Yep, might be fun!
:)
~Becca~
I love how you have the teacups displayed under the cloche! The entire vignette is beautiful!!
Jane
I can't wait to see what you will do next week
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