It must be an 'age', over
I want 3 more to complete this set - I gave a couple as gifts.
Deb from What's at the cottage has a photo of herself in a huge chair on her blog. I chuckled as I had a photo of myself doing the same.. It must be a Deb thing ;) This was in the Town of Blue Mountain near Collingwood a few years ago and as usual I was fussing with my hair on a hot humid day.
Hi Deb...These are so cute! I'm not familiar with this pattern. Pre WWII you say? Aren't they so much more modern looking? Hope you find your other 3 teacups!...Debbie
ReplyDeleteEHESEARE PRECIOUS,I HAVE NEVER ------------------SEN ANYTHING LIKE THESE.THEY;RE AWESOME...ANN
ReplyDeleteI MEANT TO SAY THESE ARE PRECIOUS???????????
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne, I really love them. I love polka dots.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, yes I did some research and they are apparently pre WW2. I got several here in Ontario.
OMG!!!! Look at the colours I DONT have!!
OhOh...*looks in wallet*
http://www.royalalbertpatterns.com/series%20pages/polkadots.htm
The more I look at your blog the more I see we have in common. Thanks so much for following me. I have got to get these t-cups. I took am crazy about them. I've made it a tradition with my Grandkids to tell stories and have tea parties.... of course not with my good stuff, BUT....pokie dots are my rage.......(I don't tell many for they all think I'm crazy), did you say you got these on ebay. When my medical bills from Ed settle down, Ihave got to look into these.. You are a dear for sharing and following my blog... do you have a follow button that I'm missing.........
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Those polka dot tea cups are the cutest!!!
ReplyDeleteNow on to read your stories. =0)
Blessings,
Barbara Jean