Thrift shop teacups I doodled on before planting my succulents.

Blogged here.

Fun fun. Yaay.

the teacup and saucer

with earl grey tea inside

and milk

Taking her first break from the kittens for a purr and a cuddle with me!

Teacups at walton pier.

It is Paragon A503 from the early 1950's.

1. ♥ teacups, 2. Teacup Towers ~, 3. Irma's teacups, 4. July 1, 2010 | 182/365 - garden teacup, 5. teacups, 6. teacup, 7. teacup love, 8. teacup from sashi, 9. tiny teacups

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My Plant and Flower Photography from the Tennessee State Fair

I like this one :)

Elegant Candle Favors = Teacups and Tealights Miniature Porcelain Tealight Holders favorcouture.theaspenshops.com/product/teacups-and-tealig...

A Royal Albert tea cup labelled as a "Carnival" pattern. According to the Ebay seller whom I bought it from, it's from around the 20's or 30's and officially the oldest thing I own.

2001 business trip to Orlando, FL. These are some photos of a visit to the Magic Kingdom.

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

Alice's Teacup Cupcake Review Roundup:

blondieandbrownie.blogspot.com/2008/03/cupcake-roundup-al...

I finally caved and went out today and bought one of those teacups :)

So here is my 6 month old in it :)

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

a collection I can't part with, even though I don't actually drink much hot tea - and never out of these cups... blogged about them here...

barbarashallue.typepad.com/musing_in_long_hollow/2011/02/...

My son in an oversized teacup.

A surprise from Jalutaja in Estonia. Thank you so much!

Got two of this set to create a pretty "crazy" tea set. I haven't used this one yet, actually. It came with a little bit of tea!

Gin time

merran took this artsy urban diner teacup photo...

Details can be found at www.etsy.com/shop/sewcollision

Disneyland HK, November 2009

Took this inside RCIP

Teacups

Set it on the railing, lower the shutter speed, and pray.