Showing posts with label antique china. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antique china. Show all posts
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Favorite Things: Tea Cookies
Thought you all might enjoy this sweet shot since I'm working on tea themed CQ! One of my favorite teacups a Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' and my fave tea cookies on one of my antique Haviland Limoges plates!
Monday, September 21, 2009
Antique Shopping Finds
I also found a set of butter knives that are the perfect size for tea parties! I also found some doilies one with a tatted edging that I got for $1 a hankie with an "M" on it, class nobs and door nobs. I also found a cut glass bell, I've been looking for one to remember my grandmother who loved bells and collected them and I never got one of hers when she passed away, she would have loved this one too! I also found and antique collar!!! OH it's so pretty! I want to use it on something special.
Well that's all for my finds hope you enjoy the eye candy, sorry I didn't get good close up photos but you can click on the photo for a larger view of everything.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Crafter's Shop Find
On our way back home we made a road trip of our time and stopped at Antique Stores along the way. At one of our stops in Stockton there was a little shop called "Creative Crafters Vintage Nook". We stopped in and found that it is a gem, so if anyone is driving by Stockton you'll want to take a pit stop to this sweet shop! Click on the photo above to see all the info for the shop.
I found 2 tea cups I couldn't live without, some pretty buttons and an apron. The buttons were a scoop for a dollar!
The yellow tea cup is a Shelley! It's probably a newer (I think it's a 1945-1966) one but still, any Shelley is a find so we snatched it up at the affordable price it was! LOLMonday, August 28, 2006
Antique China...Silk Ribbon Inspiration










Here are photos of patterns on some of my Haviland Limoges antique china collection. I just love the beautiful roses and the layouts. Wouldn't they make awesome Silk Ribbon Embroideries? You can click on the photos to see a closer veiw. For anyone wanting to use them for personal embroidery inspiration I give you permission to print out the photos. I have more photos to show but I was having trouble adding more, so I'll add more later for more inspiration. Looking at these patterns help me because I have a tendency to want everything to be an identical repeating pattern but these patterns are different most of the way around which make it look more interesting.
Friday, August 25, 2006
Tea Time! In Honor of Christina
Since talking about friends, and thinking of Christina, I've wanted to get out the fine china and have Tea! So I decided to have tea in honor of her. Since she can't be with me, and is deployed to Iraq for a year, I filled her cup with some delightful pink english roses. I filled the teapot with some Tazo Chai Tea, a mutual favorite of ours, brought in flowers from the garden and set things up. Now you can take tea in many different ways...but I prefer to pour my tea in my cup first, then add sweetener, and last the milk. Stir it up and enjoy! Repeat until teapot is empty!In order to get these pictures, since I am right handed, I had to use my left had for tea and the right for photos! *giggle* I'm just glad the tea, sweetener and milk didn't end up all over the table!









Christina, I love you and I am praying for you! I hope you enjoyed this time of tea!
"The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you." 1 Corinthians 16:23
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