Aynsley trioc.1934
Fruit patterns were commonly produced in the 1930's
Showing posts with label Aynsley. Show all posts
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
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I've always enjoyed looking at the nice tea sets that appear in magazines. They seem to give the magical touch to any gathering, accompanied by a delicious cake, fresh flowers and crisp cotton napkins.
I love the sound of the tea cup landing on the saucer and the conversation that can develop around an aromatic cup of tea.
The tea cup itself represents part of our social history, which I find fascinating.
I started collecting tea cups in July 2009 after finding a beautiful tea set from 1950. Since then, I've become very passionate about it and I'm always on the hunt for more treasures. I have also received lovely tea cups from friends.
I love the sound of the tea cup landing on the saucer and the conversation that can develop around an aromatic cup of tea.
The tea cup itself represents part of our social history, which I find fascinating.
I started collecting tea cups in July 2009 after finding a beautiful tea set from 1950. Since then, I've become very passionate about it and I'm always on the hunt for more treasures. I have also received lovely tea cups from friends.
On my wish list
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- birds (1)
- black (2)
- blue and white (4)
- Bodley (1)
- Coffee cup (1)
- Copeland (1)
- Crown Regent (1)
- Czech (1)
- floral (9)
- Foreign (2)
- fruits (1)
- German (1)
- gold (7)
- gold lace (2)
- green (1)
- hand painted (4)
- Japanese (4)
- Masons (1)
- pink and white (1)
- Queen Anne (2)
- Ridgway potteries (1)
- Royal Vale (1)
- Royal Worcester (1)
- Shore and Coggins (2)
- Tea cup (3)
- Victorian (2)
- Willow pattern (1)