It's a few weeks until Christmas.
Time to take out the china and
get ready for some Christmas teas.
I love this Sadler poinsettia pattern.
I have 2 sizes of teapots.
The larger one above and
below is a smaller one.
Vintage Cranberry Glass
(Victorian-era glass)
I use the sherbert dishes for desserts.
They are so colourful.
(Victorian-era glass)
I use the sherbert dishes for desserts.
They are so colourful.
tea infusers
A vintage poinsettia tablecloth
Behind is a birch tree that I decorated
with homemade "Seaglass Ornaments"
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My sister Annie made the cone tree below,
also the beautiful wreath of vintage baubles.
Enjoy this Blessed Christmas Season.
filled with Hope, Love and Joy.
Thanks for your visit
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Thelma, I thoroughly enjoyed this post! Everything is so pretty and festive! I have two of your teacups, December and the cardinal. I also have four of the sherbet glasses and four of the wine glasses. I collected them years ago when I first got married. I also have the goblets, tumblers, and my brother gifted me with the large punch bowl with eight punch glasses, all in the cranberry rimmed glass. I love that glassware. It is perfect for Christmas but gorgeous for anytime. Your fruit cake looks good too. Thank you for sharing your lovely post with us.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing everyone's holiday teacups! Like Sandi, I have the cardinal teacup too. I also have a couple of the Sadler poinsettia teapots (1 big, 1 small), but mine have a smooth design (not swirly).
ReplyDeleteI also like the baubble tree and your blue floral kettle.
Thanks for the visit!
What a delightful tea table you have set, Thelma! I will be right over to share tea with you!!
ReplyDeleteDid you make your wreath? It's gorgeous.
My husband has fond memories of a fruitcake he had every year growing up. It wasn't his mom's recipe, but that of a family friend. For a few years, he and my son enjoyed making it together. Then, after son moved out, he and I started doing it together. It's yummy. Yours looks delish!!
Hi Patti. You are welcome over any time. I would enjoy tea with you. My sister Annie made the wreath. Thanks for your visit.
DeleteWhat a gorgeous table with the Christmas cakes and that beautiful tree! I love your china. I've made one of those wreaths before -- they are tricky. Yours is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWOW! So pretty and festive! Your fruit cake looks amazing!
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Oh my goodness, you go all out for Christmas . . . It would be delightful to be invited to one of your teas. Everything is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOMG your tableware is fantastic:-)) I love all kind of cups, plates, teapots and yours are simply beautiful:-)))
ReplyDeleteHi Thelma. Wow, you really have some beautiful tea cups and pots for Christmas. I have never had an actual Christmas tea pot and every year I say I'm going to get one, but haven't yet. I love the cone tree with the shiny balls. I made a couple with jingle bells but they aren't as pretty and showy as yours..Have a wonderful Christmas time and Happy New Year..xxoJudy
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