Hello All!
Welcome to Tea Cup Tuesday!
We has surprise visitors for Easter...
Rain, Wind and Cold Front!
Hence, no Easter picnic tea.
But we did have a very nice day anyways.
And I am ready for the first nice day for my picnic.
Instead of sharing my picnic today...
I am sharing a very romantic cup!
I bought this cup soon after returning home from France,
and had seen a cup that looked like it at Versailles.
So I was quite excited to bring her home.
I think she is old.
She is certainly thin and delicate.
Her coloring is just right for Easter.
Her coloring is just right for Easter.
Inside the rim we are treated to several different posies.
This sweet violet posy has a tiny insect by it on the right side...
can you see?
can you see?
At first I thought it was a flaw, but no,
when I enlarged it to work on the image,
when I enlarged it to work on the image,
I could see it has little tiny wings!
This could be forget me not?
and maybe another posey of forget me nots?
(please excuse the blue tint...have no idea where it came from!)
The cup has this mark on it.
I think it looks interesting,
but I have no idea the manufacturer.
Here is an image of the stamped marks on the plate
...something 79 and a 1...plus two tick marks by the artist?
Interesting!
Wish I knew!
Thank you so much for stopping by!
Soon, it will warm up and the earth will not be so damp.
Then I will get out my new picnic basket and go to the gardens.
: )
Martha and I are thrilled to visit all of you each week!
I do hope you all had a good weekend,
May Springtime's restorative energy renew your hearts.
Hugs,
Terri
You have a wonderful and gorgeous collection here! I love the tea cup design and style; it looks attractive in different angle. Awesome!
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What a pretty cup. I love the idea of the tiny insects enjoying the flowers on the cup, as they should!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Terri,
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling teacup and yes, she's perfect for Easter! I love everything about her; the shape, the posies, and the wee insect inside. The crocuses are so pretty too. Thank you for sharing and have a beautiful day.
Blessings,
Sandi
I'm so sorry about the arrival of your unexpected Easter guests!! I hope they'll leave your area soon, Terri!
ReplyDeleteYour teacup is simply beautiful and such a lovely reminder of your trip to France. Thank you for hosting and enjoy your week.
Terri, mother nature has certainly been unpredictable. I'm swooning over your teacup ... it looks very similar to a teacup brought back from Paris (with a monkey and the same swag of floral) ...when I get back to the country house I will check the bottom of mine. Wishing you a beautiful week. Hugs, C. (HHL)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty... another favourite :)
ReplyDeleteYour crocuses look beautiful too.
Karen x
Beautiful! I love the crocus too! Not quite there yet here in Michigan -- but spring.summer is here now...Hope you had a Happy Easter sweet lady! xoxo
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly time for the guest to LEAVE! We had a storm here as well, but 2 days before. Love your teacup! Just beautiful! And your crocuses are lovely.
ReplyDeleteRuth
what a gorgeous cup Terri! Sorry about your Easter picnic plans. It was the same for my friends who went to the beach I go to but here we had a most beautiful warm, sunny day. I hope it's come your way by now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely cup. Maybe someone will see it and know more about it. Sorry to hear you couldn't have your Easter picnic due to the weather. We had beautiful weather here so spent some time outside. I was able to put out some flowers Friday. And my yard is full of yellow and purple - dandelions and henbit! Oh, well, the kids think they are pretty!
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ReplyDeleteThat teacup is so dainty and pretty and so perfect for spring! I have never seen one like it. I certainly hope that your weather improves soon. Thank you for hosting Tea Cup Tuesday with Martha! Have a wonderful week! Karen
Beautiful teacup and how special to visit France! Thank you for hosting and have a wonderful week!
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Terri this is such a lovely teacup. Sorry Mother Nature did not warm up for your picnic. I even enjoy a full blanket picnic indoors by the fireplace when outside is cold or wet. I may be going to Versailles one of these days and I hope to see all the beauty I have heard of. Blissful Tea Dear...
ReplyDeleteVery nice teacup. We had an unexpected visitor here in Seattle--sun! We usually get the storms but, it was rather nice. Thank you for sharing your teacup with us and the crocus are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteTerri that is a beautiful cup! Thanks for hosting!
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Hi Terri: Great cup today! I had some trouble with the link and I removed it this morning and put it back on. It is now working great! Thanks for doing that each week. You are a dear friend. Take care of yourself. Hugs, Mrtha
ReplyDeleteThat teacup is just beautiful! Love the flower print!
ReplyDeleteHere in Sweden the weather was sunny and warm, so you could sit on the balcony and just enjoy the spring is finally here :)
We had a gorgeous Easter day here, I am sorry about your picnic. Your cup is lovely and the shape is unusual...so I like it! I enjoy how you find all the tiny details! Hope you are feeling well friend, and looking forward to talking to you! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteDear Terri,
ReplyDeletethis cup is so beautiful, I can see Marie Antoinette sipping tea from it, ..it would have been a must have buy, for me ,too.
Have it finished rayning ? I hope for you, to soon have a little sun and d-vitamins :-)
Hugs and smiles from Dorthe
What an exquisite teacup Terri! Perfect colors for Easter. I do hope you had a joyous and blessed one.
ReplyDeletepretty nice blog, following :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely teacup!! Such a great find. a perfect cup for springtime.
ReplyDeleteWow it looks truly beautiful, a true treasure and it certainly deserves to be loved! xx
ReplyDeleteHello my dear Terri
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and delicate cup this is!
I love the garlands of flowers - just gorgeous!
Wishing you many more opportunities very soon to get that picnic basket out very very soon.
Sunshine and loving hugs,
Suzy
What a gorgeous find!
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