Hello All, and welcome to another Tea Cup Tuesday held by Martha and I. We love showing off tea cups and seeing the tea cups you all have as well. I have seen some really gorgeous cups lately. I appreciate all you do to set up a post and share with us all.
I love Rosina China! I love their tea cups most of all. Here are two that I own, the top one being my newest one. I adore the roses on the cups. These are dainty cups and are very proper for a ladies tea.
This one is my new favorite rose cup, I love the addition of the blue forget me nots.
It has a lovely gold trimmed handle with a split loop and a "fake" thumb rest.
A very pretty plate.
The backstamp suggests a 1050's cup. The Rosina China Co. was formerly G. Warrilow and Sons Ltd. and the company is located at Queen's Pottery in Longton, England.
Here is a close up of the other cup. I have shown it before, but as I love it so much I thought I would show it again : )If you would like to join in the fun, please remember signing up means you will showcase a tea cup. Tell us some thing about it, it's maker (we love to see a photo of the backstamp) any history you know of the cup....how you came to have it, what you love to drink in it.....
Just fill in the two blanks below and you will be automatically added to the list. (Click on your own link to check and see if it works, once or so a Tuesday there is someone I can not get to through their link). Then we can come and see your beautiful tea cup!
Thank you so much for stopping by. Thank you all who have been following. I really appreciate all of your comments, read every one and try to visit everyone who comes by for a visit.
May your last few days of summer be glorious ones!
Hugs,
Terri
Just fill in the two blanks below and you will be automatically added to the list. (Click on your own link to check and see if it works, once or so a Tuesday there is someone I can not get to through their link). Then we can come and see your beautiful tea cup!
Thank you so much for stopping by. Thank you all who have been following. I really appreciate all of your comments, read every one and try to visit everyone who comes by for a visit.
May your last few days of summer be glorious ones!
Hugs,
Terri
They are lovely, and I really appreciate the info!!
ReplyDeletePretty little tea cup. I have been antiquing and I have my little eye on a Limoges cup. That is my new love. Limoges.:)
ReplyDeleteSherry
Beautiful cups and saucers. I'm not familar with Rosina china. It's really lovely.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Hi Terri!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful teacups and saucers!
I hope you have a wonderful week!
Both of these cups are beautiful. What gorgeous roses and gilding. They certainly would be perfect and proper for a ladies tea.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Terri. I love the roses and the graceful handle and shape, so pretty!...Christine
ReplyDeleteHi Terri, Your tea cups are really lovely - as always. I really enjoy stopping by to see you! Loved reading about your trip to Paris earlier too. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteBeth
Hi Terri! I always look forward to seeing what you will share! Lovely teacups today. Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteGorgeous delicate little cups and saucers... love the scalloped edges and gold. Prrrrretty!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Holly
My, Terri, what gorgeous teacups! Love the roses and the gold gilding. Mine isn't nearly as scrumptious as yours this week! Thank you for sharing your pretties with us and enjoy your week.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Hello Terri
ReplyDeleteI love both of your rose tea cups..I can't believe there are so many patterns and makers I have never seen. Thank you for hosting!
Wanda
oh Terri, you always have beautiful teacups that made my heart pitty patter! love these cups a lot! Rosina is my fave too! I have few mix match set..
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful cups. Thanks for hosting this fun blog party!
ReplyDeleteDear Terri,
ReplyDeleteThanks for co-hosting yet another delightful TCT with dear Martha!..,
I so enjoy your encyclopedic knowledge of teacups, thier makers and histories.., It is so interesting and informative!
In answer to your query,(reference my recent Silken Purse blog post); I will have to go look up the information on the other teacups via checking out the makers info., on the bottom of my various teacups featured, in my china cabinet.., (I will go back and note this info., tomorrow).
The all white, porcelain teacup however has no markings and I'm told by my dear mother that it is very old; it is as thin as tissue paper almost, 'visually', when it is held up to the light..,
It is one of my absolute favorites!
Cheers and hugs from Wanda Lee
I alsmot forgot to mention; your teacups are exceptionally lovely thsi week Terri!..,
ReplyDeleteCheers, W.L.
Hi Terri!
ReplyDeleteThese are simply gorgeous little treasures!
I don't think I have any Rosina but am going to hunt for some for sure :-)
Love the way you always showcase the handles and have really gotten me to notice all the different styles and shapes!!
Happy TTC!!
Hugs and Smiles,
Lynn
Hi Terri! Beautiful pieces today for Tea Cup Tuesday! Love your blog. Thanks so much for hosting such a fun time!
ReplyDeleteblessing, Doni
The rose teacups are beautiful, and I especially appreciate the addition of blue to any teacups. I have never heard of Rosina china before either, so as usual, I learn something new on Teacup Tuesday!
ReplyDeleteHello Terri
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely comment on my blog - and WELCOME as a follower! Just had a quick look around and LOVE Teacup Tuesday! I'll be back :o)
Best wishes
Rose H
Good Morning Terri- Once again you have shared with us all such lovely teacups. I hope that you have a blessed day. Take care.
ReplyDeleteDear Terry
ReplyDeleteReally your two cups are very beautiful...Cups with roses are always lovely but they are specially pretty and dainty as you say
I have loved watch them again
Happy tea cup afternoon
Kisses
I love the roses, the fluted saucers, the gold edges. Just lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteBonjour Terri - What a really lovely teacup! I love dainty pretty teacups like yours. Thanks for hosting another wonderful "partea".
ReplyDelete-marie
Hi Terri, I love your tea cups that you are sharing, my favorite tea cups are the ones with roses and the two you are sharing are just beautiful. I hope you have a wonderful week and thank you for hosting Tea Cup Tuesday. Hugs, Terri
ReplyDeleteSooo lovely Terri..and so beautiful! wow..i love the fake thumb rest..so cool!
ReplyDeletehave a beautiful day and thanks for your lovely comment!
hugs
Kiki~
What a lovely, lovely tea cup! Thank you so much for hosting this beautiful tea party. I'm following you now and look forward to many Tea Cup Tuesdays to come! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch delicate teacups. I can see why they would be favorites. The historical information is so interesting....Do you goggle for that? Some of my pictures are not clear of the stampings on the bottom. Any tips? Yours are always so clear.
ReplyDeleteIt is always a delight to see you teacups.
Blessings, Pam
Thank you for the tip...I will try your suggestion.
ReplyDeletePam
Very lovely - I love tea cups with flowers on it. In fact, I think they are synonymous. Thanks for sharing and hosting.
ReplyDeleteSandy
Terri, your teacups are just beautiful! They are so dainty and sweet and the roses are perfect. Thank you for letting me part of your Teacup Tuesday and thanks for stopping by my blog. Regards, Connie
ReplyDeleteHi, this is my first time joining in.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your teacups. So beautiful. And I love a beautifully designed handle. It just adds to the wonderful features of the cup.
Blessings,
Kim
Thank you for visiting my blog today, and thank you for your kinds thoughts. I love your pretty rose cups, and the handles are very nice. I am rather picky about handles because I like them feel good when I use them. Your cups look like they have great handles for daily use.
ReplyDeleteI also got a chance today to see your last week's post. I really like that blue tree cup you showed and told about. Blue trees...amazingly different!
Dear Terri,
ReplyDeleteThese are two stunning tea cups and both of them really speak to my heart!!
Thanks so much for hosting this wonderful Tea Party and it is a pleasure to be part of it!!
Hugs,
Debbie
as always lot of delicious things to see. Whats happened on the crafting front though? I am going through the same dry spell but I hope to make a change to that today (fingers crossed lol)
ReplyDeleteLove Dawn xx
Thanks for the end of summer well wishes~ I love your cups.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Theresa
beautiful cups Terri
ReplyDeleteI love the roses.
Hugs,
Penny
Just beautiful Terri, this cup is lovely. You have such a beautiful blog. I have been enjoying all your teacups.
ReplyDeleteI want to thank you for the message you left for me. I appreciated it so much. It is wonderful that so many can understand my joy.
You asked about my pictures. I always shoot on manual and meter the light on many different settings. Then I choose the one that is closest to what I see with my eye. I don't use a photo editing program (can't figure them out...LOL)I just ake many, many photos.
hugs to yout
Hello darling you! Blessings.
ReplyDeleteI am SO late making the Teacup Tuesday rounds this week. I mean, here it is Thursday, and I'm just now visiting. Sorry for being so late.
ReplyDeleteYour teacups are stunningly beautiful!! I love those gorgeous roses. I would definitely enjoy a ladies' tea from those teacups.
Hope you're having a lovely, blessed week.
Hugs,
Patti
I am just starting to collect and know so little. I am so sad to think of my mother's collection who went who knows where. The tea cups that many of you have shown are so beautiful and I am so glad for the opportunity to see and learn.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Terri!
Suz