Hello All!
Welcome to Tea Cup Tuesday!
Spring is the time of year when growth is abundant...
The grasses, flowers, trees...everything alive is growing and blooming.
Me too,
I hope : )
My cup today is a new one to me,
I found it on my trip to Asheville last month.
She was quite dirty, but looks much better cleaned up.
Plain Jane?
She wears pastel pinks and mints. There are several shades of these colors,
She wears pastel pinks and mints. There are several shades of these colors,
the plate being a bit more peachy pink than the foot.
Her handle is the the deepest shade of pink, and very lovely.
which I believe was meant to accompany the bright hues inside the cup.....
Graceful brilliant daisies adorn the inside of the cup.
Truly a cup with "Inner Beauty"
: O
Graceful brilliant daisies adorn the inside of the cup.
Truly a cup with "Inner Beauty"
: O
She was created by the Queen Anne company of England.
A fine quality pottery owned by Shore and Coggins, in High Street and Edensor Works in the same place as many of the English potteries set up shop....Longton, Staffordshire, Potteries.
This company was in business from 1911 until 1966.
This backstamp suggests a 1959 + date.
This backstamp suggests a 1959 + date.
You can see her pattern number is 5854, which I could not locate online.
There two blue tics,which I think are artist marks,
maybe one artist did the interior art work,
and the other the outside?
Sharon, of Livewire Jewelry, sent me a gift of Adagio tea!
Which I was delighted about.
I had the opportunity to choose what I wanted,
and I picked this Gourmet set.
To try something new...to grow...
Today I am having Oolong Goddess.
It smells like I am in China right now!
I also received some of their Chamomile...
AND it was very very good!
Thank you Sharon!
(finally back to drawing! Yay!...I am learn how to do hair...wish me luck)
There two blue tics,which I think are artist marks,
maybe one artist did the interior art work,
and the other the outside?
Sharon, of Livewire Jewelry, sent me a gift of Adagio tea!
Which I was delighted about.
I had the opportunity to choose what I wanted,
and I picked this Gourmet set.
To try something new...to grow...
Today I am having Oolong Goddess.
It smells like I am in China right now!
I also received some of their Chamomile...
AND it was very very good!
Thank you Sharon!
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
I am so glad you came by...I love reading your comments.
Yes, I say this each and every time...but it is true.
You all enrich my life!
I hope where ever you are,
You are enjoying Mother Nature's display of beauty and growth.
Hugs,
Terri
...if you would like to join in Tea Cup Tuesday, just go and create a post with your tea cup in it, and come back here and link up that specific post so we can easily find you and come to see.
Yay!
Yes, she certainly does have 'inner beauty'. Very, very pretty. Deb
ReplyDeleteI love your new teacup Terri. So pretty! And isn't pink and green a spring pallette?!
ReplyDeleteRuth
What a lovely pink teacup Terri! Thank you for hosting. Have a nice week.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Hello Terri,
ReplyDeleteYour new teacup is singing springtime! I love the pinks and green of it. The daisies inside the cup make it extra special. Very pretty find! Thank you for sharing and coming to tea.
Blessings,
Sandi
Terri, what a beautiful teacup you've shared from your Asheville trip. What a wonderful giveaway you won, too!
ReplyDeleteHi Terri,
ReplyDeleteI love the different shades on your little cup and the flowers only on the inside. That one looks like such a little treasure to me. I don't think I've ever seen a cup like it. Very lovely. Hugs :)
One of my favorite quotes...just love it! And I love your exquisite tea cup. She's a real beauty with her soft pastel colors and sweet flowers. Such a pretty post!
ReplyDeleteLove the sketching too!
Hi Terri,
ReplyDeleteQueen Anne in this shape is very elegant. I think I only collect this shape by Queen Anne.
It's your fav color and mixes well with soft pink and hot pink handle.
The daisies look so soft and it's like the flowing tea leaves in cup.
I hope you will make great progress with your drawing. I wish to learnt to paint too one day.
Love,
Felicity
Oh my goodness....I adore your lovely pink teacup and saucer! It is so sweet, Terri. What a find. Thanks for hosting each week...enjoy your Tuesday :)
ReplyDeleteShawn
hello Terri
ReplyDeletetoujours très agréable de venir
partager une tasse de thé
vous avez une grande collection
je suis en admiration ♥♥♥
bon Mardi
tendresse
edith(iris)
Oh, your pink daisy cup is so sweet! Gorgeous pastel colors. I'm so glad it found a new home.
ReplyDeleteI know it must be tiresome to read the same words..."what a lovely teacup", or "I love that teacup", but I do ! I do! The colors all together are simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are back to drawing, and look forward to seeing more.
A very pretty tea cup and I like that the real pretty is on the inside! Sort of like a surprise!
ReplyDeleteI love the quote and the photo you have posted to start off my day, it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour teacup is gorgeous with the dainty flowers...I always find flowers so inspiring. Your selection of tea looks quite interesting, and tempting....enjoy! Hugs!
Dear Terri,
ReplyDeleteyour flower photo is pure artwork and withe the quote it makes a wonderful greeting card. That tea cup is so charming with the cute daisies inside. The soft pastel colors have been chic in the 50th. The come in vogue again at this time. And tea for a giveaway is just perfect for you. You drawing looks wonderful. Thank you for sharing all your skills and for hosting this sweet event.
Best greetings, Johanna
Hi Terri,
ReplyDeleteI see this week's mood is beauty and romance in a cup of tea! All your photos of this lovely and elegant tea cup are amazing, but the first one of the flower with the caption is really art work!
Thanks for hosting another special tea, dear Terri!
Hugs
Hi Terri, such a beauty this teacup and your drawing is excellent!! Have a beautiful day.
ReplyDeletesuch a sweet treat!
ReplyDeleteluv the pastel femininity and dainty floral lining.. EnJoy :)
Good morning Terri,
ReplyDeleteWhen I looked at the pictures of your Queen Anne teacup, all I could think of was "this is very Terri!" The colors, the delicate balance of form ~ and it has a gentleness about it. Lovely.
Your drawing is amazing and I'll be looking for updates on your progress! Have a lovely, Spring week my friend.
xoxo
Karen
Wonderful post Terri
ReplyDeleteThe tea cup is so pretty... I love the pastel colours.
Great drawing too!!! The hair looks good to me :)
Karen x
I think your *Plain Jane* cup is quite lovely. Love the pale pastel colors and the dainty flowers on the inside. Glad you are back to drawing. Great tea selection! Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful cups Terri. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteSherry
je n'avais jamais vu de tasse avec juste le décor de fleurs à l'intérieur!
ReplyDeleteelle est vraiment très belle !
les fleurs annoncent le printemps : en France il est encore timide
bises
Sophie
I'm loving the tea cup you featured in your post. The pale green on the outside against all of the pale pink. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting.
- The Tablescaper
Dear Terri,
ReplyDeleteOne cup more beautiful than the other, and this so sweet in those favorite colours :-)
And what a happy packet to recieve from dear Sharon- I know you are enjoying them all after tour!
Your drawing is amazing,-and her little hair already looks fantastic!
Hugs,Dorthe
Hi Terri..one of my favorite quotes..Anais Nin is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThat is a quote that has truly set me free in my journey many times!
Such a beautiful post..lovely cup..love the delicate colors! and Wowness..you are a brilliant artist..so beautiful..such compelling eyes..and gorgeous shading....can you come by and draw with me , teach me some tips..and have some tea?..such fun! Beautiful post! Blessings of Spring!
Victoria
Your teacup is pretty, I like the two pastel colours together.
ReplyDeleteAlso, a nice selection of green teas to try.
Judith
so romantic...
ReplyDeletebibiana
What a beautiful teacup. It reminds me of ice cream sherbet. Would love to see a photo of your whole collection. It must be quite impressive! Happy Spring to you. xxoo Loribeth
ReplyDeleteTerri .. I'm swooning over your teacup! Love the daisies inside... thank you for hosting ..hugs and blessings, C. (HHL)
ReplyDeleteHello Terri,
ReplyDeleteLove the soft pink of this teacup -she's gorgeous! Great job on the drawing - I need to get back to it! I do appreciate you sharing and hosting,
Kathy
I adore the tea cup you posted...the colors are so very scrumptious... I love that shade of green and the pink is such a delicate compliment to the green. And the flowers inside the cup is what always makes a tea cup seem to be alive! Oh, and the tea you were drinking sounds divine!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Teresa in California
http://amagicalwhimsy.blogspot.com/
What a gorgeous teacup you discovered! Isn't it wonderful when we have the chance to save these little works of art from obscurity and neglect? May every sip of tea you take from it bring you good health and happy memories.
ReplyDeleteregards, Scone Queen Rose
Oh I think this is my all time favorite teacup. I love the solid color on the outside with flowers in. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteI lover. Kiss.
ReplyDeleteThis little teacup is very Spring in its delicate colors and blooms. Faces and drawing are not for me however I so admire your ability to do so. This face really is beautiful and expressive. Creative Bliss Dear...
ReplyDeleteHello!! Since applications have news on the blog!! A video about Cross Stitch!! For beginners like I was in November 2012 ... You can!!
ReplyDeleteCome see and be inspired!
Wait for the next!!
Sweet hug!
What a beautiful pink cup and saucer. You are doing great on your drawing!
ReplyDeleteKathy M.
...oooooOoh! ~ sO pretty! ~ however doth thee find such exquisite beauties?!...
ReplyDelete...thankyoU! ~ for such a fine share! ~ may thine creative drawing muse be ever at thine side! ~ she's awesome! ~ blessed be! ~ my dear kindred friend!...(0:
Cool ! I like it.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a nice selection of tea you’ve got there. Oolong is one of my all-time favorite tea, along with Jasmine; and I see you have both! Have you tried the Jasmine Pearls yet? Adaigo has a nice variety of teas in stock, though I haven’t tried most of them yet. I usually just stick with my favorites.
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