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Monday, May 24, 2010

Martha and Terri's Tea Cup Tuesday



Sometimes we see a tea cup and are drawn to it for no apparent reason. That's the way it was with today's flower-covered beauty.

It's not an expensive cup. I think it was found it in an all purpose store. It's made in China by Nantucket. It was on a shelf with a lot of  other cups. The multi-colored flowers attracted my attention, as well as the gold rim around the cup, handle, and saucer. It was so pretty!   I picked it up and put it back down.



As I continued my shopping, the floral tea cup kept popping into my mind so I pushed my shopping cart back to the aisle where it was located.  It was a relief that it was still there. I picked it up, put it in my cart, and walked to the checkout.


This cup makes me think of spring, when real flowers are popping up all over.  Drinking a fragrant tea in this cup makes it taste all the more delicious!

Now, for a look at more wonderful tea cups, check out the following two blogs of Martha and Terri,

the sweet sponsors of Tea Cup Tuesday. Thanks for hosting, ladies!  Keep up the good work.Their addresses are http://www.marthasfavorites.com/and http://artfulaffirmations.blogspot.com/   

16 comments:

From the Kitchen said...

I love tea cups. Yours is beautiful! I just "met" you on another blog and am looking forward to return visits.

Best,
Bonnie

Chatty Crone said...

I love the delicate design on that teacup and saucer. Very soft and pretty. Sandie

Susan J. Reinhardt said...

I'll have to check out their blogs. I love beautiful teacups. Your find would have also attracted my attention.

Blessings,
Susan :)

Martha's Favorites said...

Hi: I just love your tea cup. It looks like it is Chintz. Just beautiful. I have loved all your tea cups. Thanks so much for sharing and being a part of this fun day. Blessings, Martha

Brenda ~ The Heminger Farmhouse said...

Hi :) That is a very sweet Teacup :)

Warmest, Brenda

Victorian1885 said...

Wonderful floral tea cup!

Wanda

BECKY said...

Susan, I love this one as much, or maybe more than your previous ones! You really do have a beautiful collection. I, too, love the variety of flowers, and I think the gold rim INSIDE the cup makes it even more special! I have a little tea cup I'm going to include in Teacup Tuesday, too!

Princesa Nadie said...

Really pretty!Meet you has been a pleasure.Would you like a cup of tea?

Susan said...

Hi Everyone! Loved your visits and comments.

Welcome, welcome to JeMa, Kathy, and Bonnie, the last three newest Followers. How wonderful you have chosen to join us because we have FUN! Sincerely, Susan

Anonymous said...

oh susan! you do go on!

thanks for your kind comment!

and i do love to come here for tea cup tuesdays..it's so much fun!

ciao bella
creative carmelina

Bookie said...

I just bumped into your blog and am enjoying the tea cup. I have bought some for the same reason, no reason at all! I wonder if you drink a lot of tea too or just enjoy the cups?

Susan said...

Hi Everybody! Loved having you come by for Tea Cup Tuesday.

Bookie, to answer your question, I don't drink a lot of tea. I'm more of a coffee drinker. (GASP! OMG. I admitted it on Tea Cup Tuesday. Fifty whacks with a wet noodle for moi.)

But I DO have a lovely tea cup collection that, uh oh, keeps growing and growing and growing.

Come back soon everyone! Sincerely, Susan

Debbie-Dabble Blog and A Debbie-Dabble Christmas said...

Such a pretty tea cup!! I love the beautiful colors of the dainty flowers on it!!

Very nice!!

Debbie

Sue said...

What a pretty, delicate pattern in this teacup. Isn't it funny how we just know when we HAVE to have something? *grin*
:-) Sue

Bookie said...

Had to drop back by Susan. Your flower garden cup yesterday got me so pumped that I had to go snap some pictures of my own cups and pots. I posted them on my blog and invite you to look. Thanks for the inspiration!

http://claudiapage-bookie.blogspot.com

Appleshoe said...

Hello Susan, you sound like someone I would love to go antiquing with. Your teacup is beautiful and the story of how you found it was sweet. It's funny how something so small can bur into our minds like that making us turn right back round to pick it up. Take care.

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