From a small series of miniature cakes designed to look like a coffee mug and a set of three decorated tea cups and saucers.

The cake is a decadent mocha (dark chocolate and coffee) madeira cake with coffee flavoured buttercream.

Two members of the house band of the Tropical Garden Restaurant, Hue, showing the use of teacups as a percussion instrument.

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A mosaic wall plaque for the home

Before the spinning begins

Isn't this special? Now you know what to do with all those saucerless teacups.

DOF Practice with focal point on 2nd cup from front cup at F36

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At the other end of B 72, the loco sports what is referred to as the "Teacup" livery. This is an odd, but striking livery - what the final restored B 72 will be painted in is anyone's guess at this point! Steamrail Victoria's Newport Workshops Open Weekend, 14th March 2022

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Shabby Chic Teacup Wreath delicate rose pattern.Gorgeous dusty pink roses,white hydrangea,white dahlias,burgundy roses.Vintage silverware,pearl accent on bow!

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I think I shall use this cup for tea.. I love it's fluted edges.

Part "Animals in a different World" Series

This frame is from an album on Vimeo. You can view it here.

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Sapporo.

Ebetsu city holds the earthenware market every year. I always look forward to it. I was able to get pretty good earthenwares again this year. I dedicate this photo to the person who made this teacup.

I had a light lunch in a lovely little tearoom with a great eclectic mix of china.

The teacups ride at Disney World.

Diss, Norfolk, England, UK

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If I couldn't use the teacups my grandma gave me by hanging them, stacking them safely and using them for another purpose (in addition to tea) might be one way to keep them out. This picture reminds me that maybe I should think of displaying or using some of the teacups in the spare bedroom with my grandmother's furniture and my jewelry on her dressing table. That way I could keep a select few cups ready for tea and still be using the others.

This is my husband's great great grandmother's teacups! What a treasure.