Here for Tea Things Tuesday I really want to show you these two teacups I found at Marshall's years ago. They have always been one of my favorites.
I wish I had more than two.
They are so pretty with a delicate gold band around the rim.
Look at the pretty cabbage roses.
I love teacups.
Here they are again, dressed up a little bit.
I love the pretty pink color.
I wonder if there is a teapot somewhere in this pattern...oooohhh something to dream about.
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How pretty!! The different shades of pink are wonderful and of course, you can't beat the roses either.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful finds.
Kim
ohhhhh...I am loving your cups and saucers!!!! Great images of them!
They're so pretty...great pics!!
:) T
Those are definitely pretty. I have seen teapots in that pattern in shops in the past, but I'm sure they have been sold out by now. You never know, you might find some more of those cups and saucers, keep your eyes peeled.
Very pretty cups. I bet there is a teapot out there to match, somewhere!
Valerie
Oh I love them, Rebecca! They look so pretty in your opening photo with that great new fabric of yours!
Here's to finding the tea pot some day! (That toast was made with my morning coffee!) ♥
Ohhh they are wonderful, I'd love to have something warm and yummy to sip out of them! Perfect for a sunny afternoon or any afternoon!
Enjoy your day!
Leann
Beautiful pink cups. I love them. Tea always tastes better out of a tea cup!
Your teacups are so sweet. I love the color and the print. Your blog is lovely also. Please stop by and say hello.
Blessings!
Gwen
ohhh, I love your tea things, they are absolutely gorgeous. I think I know what colour you like :)
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WOWSERS! What beautiful teacups! I've never seen anything like them. I was ready to run right out to Marshalls...until I read you bought them years ago. Boooo hoooo!
So pretty I want to pull up a chair and enjoy a cup with you.
Joyce
Love your banner and teacups!
you are so lucky to have those teacups, they are beautiful. I've looked at lots of tea cups in thrift shops and never seen anything quite like them. Hope you find a teapot to go with it one day.
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