No, I don't usually set teacups on my books

For my husband ; )

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I was unpacking and came across these vintage lustre ware teacups. Nothing remarkable except that they were in my grandma's china cabinet my whole life. Every once in awhile I have to contribute something to my daughter's vintage goodies group too.

.... but no storm!

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some of my hankies and teacups I collect that is in my craft room

One of a pair of Bone China teacups passed down from my paternal grandmother.

...and a pitcher

Outside the Mad Hatter's Shop.

took this on my mum's birthday!

I got the teacup on my head from my dear friend Gladys!

9th September.

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A new pyrex from my sister! Thank-you! I love this one so much. It will be a piece for display : ) Anyone know the name of this pattern?

We often walk the dogs round Clowes Wood near Whitstable. For some reason, this teacup is hanging on a tree in the wood and has been for some time.

i saved two photos from a jammed pack from my sx-70. and this is what i got.... i'm pretty happy with it =)

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Teacups and dishes in my wife's hutch.

The lovely teacups. Milie, Nick's girlfriend, looks about.

crap i've made

My cat Ralph's little sister and yes, that is a teacup sized cup! She was adoped by my friends and is doing great.

I know someone who really likes this picture. This is for her.

The Colclough (John told me how much it cost and I couldn't believe it!) and The Royal Standard. I think I'm turning into an old lady. I'll have to purchase a rain cap and blue hair rinse. They must call this gramma chic--knitting, tea, tissue up the sleeve... what's next?......

This is my teacup that's exclusively for drinking non-milk type teas. Why? I have no idea ... it just is.

Debi is hosting this wonderful swap with the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group. I am her partner and this is the tea cup that I made for her, it is removable so that the cup can be used.

I'm currently only looking to add the New Dot pattern to my Pyrex collection; but I guess there will always be stray pieces like these that catch my eye : )

Tiny roses are blooming and new growth can be seen in the potted rosebush in the garden.

teacup maltese

This first teacup was a real challenge! Lots of mistakes and unpicking! But in the end it looks great! The second one was a breeze once I got my head around it, absolutely loved this project!