Wonderful food and some great Christmas music ........

VCC Tues theme through glass - shot through waxed paper

photography: Melody Davis Photography

stylist: Cody-Anne Gau

Mugs might be a little small, depends upon your taste.

Inspiration for Style Notes: notes.camillestyles.com

The Winter Ball at Mischief Managed.

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Manchester

Photo by Kristin :)

These are the teacups I use for spring and summer--the brighter, greener months.

Part of my new home 8-;

Olympus OM-10, Zuiko 50mm f1.8

vintage porcelain teacup. . .purging some vintage goodies in a new etsy shop called wolfiedigs. It's not a new venture or direction, just a way to declutter the house a bit (I hope!)

Just wandering through the house, can't do much else

SBS Kourse 2 Lesson 6

2012 - The kids and I riding the teacup ride at the Magic Kingdom.

The other great Philadelphia top 40 station. This was possibly issued for the same reason as the Wibbage tumblers. Used as a consulation prize.

I'm guessing mid 70's on this. Found on a yard sale in the 80's.

Time for something different. I Found this one in my archives, captured somewhere in Woodstock, NY.

Zeiss 35mm F/2 Distagon

teacups from the forbidden city

Kim on the teacups at Disneyland

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Created this after seeing many teacup pincushions popping up here in Flickr

Gilded porcelain tea service in the butler's pantry at Stan Hywet (pron. "Stan HEE-wit"; Olde English for "stone hewn"), the manor house built in Akron, Ohio, by F. A. Sieberling (who founded Goodyear Tire & Rubber).

The house was designed by Cleveland architect Charles Schneider in the Tudor Revival style, and completed in 1915.

Hugo Huber, an interior designer from New York City, decorated the interior. Huber worked closely with family matriarch Gertrude Seiberling on the home's interior design.

Gertrude wanted the entire home furnished in antiques, but F.A. argued the family needed comfortable, modern furnishings. Huber compromised by selecting Tudor-era antiques as well as contemporary furnishings with an antique look. Huber ensured that everything fit the overall décor of the home. Gertrude accompanied Huber on numerous shopping trips to New York City to identify modern furnishings, and both Sieberlings traveled to Britain with Huber in January 1915 on an antique-buying trip.

Ninety-five percent of the furnishings in the home belonged to the Sieberlings.

Gertrude died in 1946 and F.A. in 1955. The Sieberling children founded a trust to own, maintain, and manage the house and grounds as a house museum representative of the Gilded Age and Akron's industrial past.

I'm not much of a one for rides, but I did go on the merry-go-round and the Mad Hatter's Tea-party

Around and around they go!

My new teacup holder I got while in Savannah, GA

Photo showing Teacup Tools project

Teacup Tools is an array of cybernetic teacups, adapting themselves to the realm of climate-related sciences. The work appears as a multifunctional tool for the investigation of micro clouds above tea, for communication and for tea drinking.

credit: tom mesic

Maryland State Fair

Dress-Old Navy

Vest-Forever 21

Shoes-Vintage

Purse-Vintage

Necklace-Gift from Mom and Dad

Old Lady Chic

Come visit!

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went to an antiques auction won a load of china and bits for a silly sum this was amongst it so i am popping it on e bay its just so pretty but i already have too many sets

They didn't taste like chicken!

If my teacup could talk, I think she would say...

"Whenever you are sincerely pleased you are nourished."

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Jugemu & Shimbashi

(02) 9904 3011

246 Military Rd

Neutral Bay NSW 2089

Reviews:

- Jugemu & Shimbashi - by Simon Thomsen, Good Living, Sydney Morning Herald, November 20, 2007

- Jugemu & Shimbashi - www.miettas.com.au/