I am participating in Kelli's of There's No Place Like Home Friday Show and Tell. {Click on this link to read more about it.}
I think all the teacups in this photo are gifts. I collect them as well, though not to the extent as the tea pots. The big blue stoneware teapot in the middle was on a clearance shelf at walmart 15 years ago. It was marked down to nothing, matched my everyday dishes and in the winter time, use it all the time. Not a chip in it.Several stoneware pots that you see on the top shelf I purchased at an inexpensive price b/c I just needed something to brew a pot in. I did not always want to use china. ;-) One of the china pots was a souvenir from Mt. Vernon.
I have a silver plate salt and pepper shaker, tea strainers/infusers etc displayed there. One of my cousins made the framed crochet doily for a wedding present. There are other knik knaks displayed as well. And if you notice, in the back of the buffet portion of the hutch there is a little teapot with a missing top.
22 comments:
What a lovely collection. I like tea pots too. I have several, but not as many as you have. I love iced tea but don't care for hot tea. I wish I liked it. I've tried to. I just don't.
Your tea pots are so pretty and I like the hutch with all the china on it.
Hi Melissa,
What a nice collection of tea pots. Great idea adding flowers.
Brandee :-)
Your tea pots are all beautiful! 32 place settings? Wow! Great expectations for a bride!
Kathy
It was enjoyable to see your lovely display.
Your teapots are so pretty and I like the way you arranged them on your hutch. I like teapots, too. I just have never thought of collecting them. What a great idea.
They're all so amazing! I've been looking for 'nesting tea cups' these days. It's a fun collection you have here. Thanks for sharing.......
Happy Show n Tell day
I love tea and tea pots also. One of my most precious possessions is a one-cup tea pot with matching cup, saucer and milk jug that my mother bought for me. She was having tea in a tea room in England and admired the set so much (and knew it would be the perfect gift for me) that the proprietor sold her one.
You have a pretty collection going there. They look good on your hutch.
Hi Melissa, you have a beautiful teapot collection. I love hot tea with lemon. My grandmother use to let me have a cup with her and we would have saltine crackers with butter spread on them. Deb
What a beautiful collection!
Nothing is as sweet as a tea pot-well maybe a tea set on display! I love your title-to funny "Little Things in Life...Interests in the finer things in life such as reading, sewing, gardening, decorating, crafts, etc. Now I am not saying I actually do these things..."
A lovely collection indeed. I like the shape and idea of teapots.
Susan
I love your tea pot collection. You've done a great job of displaying them all.
Now I know where to stop in for a spot of tea!
That's a great collection of teapots! Thanks for posting.
Diane
Love your teapot collection...thanks for sharing it with us. Nancy
I love your teapots. You really have them displayed beautifully. We had a Tablescapes at church recently and one of the tables was decorated with the Teapot theme....beautiful!
Oh, your teapot collection is just beautiful and I love how you have everything displayed. Yellow and blue is my favorite color combination. :0)
~Kelli
Very, very nice collection! So charmingly displayed too!
There's nothing like a freshly brewed cup of tea on a rainly afternoon!
Enjoyed!
Blessings to you!
Claudia O.
RE your comment - believe it or not, that is still our church building - we are not a big church, but we love it. Thanks for coming over!
Your teapot collection is impressive! They are beautiful!
Love your tea pots Melissa, I have quite a few as well but they're just for looking for all of mine came out of antique shops, I loved that .."I'm not a horder" I'll have to rememeber that one ! LOL
Helen
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