
This is the second week for Martha's & Terri's Tea Cup Tuesday, but it is the first week for me. Terri is a great friend that I met through the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group and Martha is a very nice lady who I met through Terri. I have been collecting tea cups since I was a teenager and my Mom also collects Teacups. The one I am going to share with you today is very special. When my husband and I got married we did not register to get china and after 10 years of marriage, for Christmas my husband picked out a place setting and gave it to me with the understanding that I could pick out any one I wanted, but I loved the one he picked so I got a 12 place setting of this beautiful china. It is Noritake, and the name is Rothchild. I know that it is not real old, but I love the vintage look and colors. It is so pretty at Easter time. Thank you Martha and Terri, this has been fun.
8 comments:
Great taste, hubby!
Terri,
I love your tea cup and the story that goes with it!! I think it is just lovely! I love the colors and it looks so delicate!!
Debbie
Terri, how romantic that your husband picked this out for you!
I almost chose this pattern 25 years ago myself. It is such a beautiful pattern!
Thank you for sharing!
What a lovely story. I can see why you kept it, the pattern is so sweet with the blue running through it. Thanks for sharing.
Theresa MsartistSewCrafty
Ooooh nooooo, sugar, it is I who am glad I found you!! Maaaaan, have you inspired me to do more things for this froufrou house. I'm adding you go my Google Reader - where I have all my fav blogs, chick. I love it better than Blogger followers. I'm up to about 200 now. Sigh.... Anyway, I'm following you now. Your blog is just absolutely stunning, great and exquisite!!!!
xoxo,
Connie
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What a gorgeous set! Your hubby has great taste and what a special gift for you. :) Theresa
how pretty, and how fun!
You make some of the best ATC's I never tire looking at the vivid colors and she looks so regal whether on a gilded cage or just in repose looking out! Wonderful visit! Blessings.
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