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Thursday, March 6, 2014

Tea Time Thursday #35



Top of the Mornin' to you on the blustery March day in Oregon! It's Thursday and time to share some tea time treats! Yesterday, I finally got all of my Valentine decorations packed up and I wasn't going to do any decorating for St Pats....but, I caved! I have so many lovely St Pat's items and I haven't had them out for a few years, so I decided to decorate my tea room.

Today I will be sharing my teapots with you.This is one of my favorites~a sweet little cottage made by Belleek. I love little houses and cottages. This one lives in my tea room all year.


This was my first St Pat's teapots. Can you see the basket weave? I like how it's sprinkled with green clovers too. It says Hand Painted on the bottom, but no company name. It doesn't matter to me as I just really like it.


This is part of a charming set that I purchased years ago at the Expo antique show in Portland. The set includes a cream and sugar, teapot, 4 cup and saucers and 4 luncheon plates. It's marked Queens by Rosina. The handles are all a light green and it just adds something to the set.



This is the lovely sterling teapot the Jimmy brought back for me from Springfield, Illinois. It stays out all year and just changes with the different season. I like the shape of the pot.


This last teapot is made in Japan. It has a rustic look that I really like...more Irish country. I have found a few other pieces of this pattern as you can see in the photo. I hope you enjoyed a look at my Irish treasures. Time for a cup of tea?


10 comments:

Bernideen said...

Oh my - I love the last one the most! I don't even have one St. Patrick's Day teapot. These are lovely!

mamasmercantile said...

I just love all those tea time treasures, you should knit a tea cosy with a shamrock on. My particular favourite was the silver. Have a great weekend.

Unknown said...

Hello from Spain: I really like your collection of teapots. Great collection. Keep in touch

LBP said...

What pretty Teapots! Love your décor!

Linda

janice15 said...

They are lovely your tea pots.. I don't think I have anything for St Patricks day... hummm with love Janice

Stephanie said...

My dear Linda, I would LOVE to have a cup of tea with you :) Your tea pots are so charming and unique. Happy weekend, my friend. Much love!

Antiques And Teacups said...

What a great collection of Irish teapots! I don't know which I like best!So cute! Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
Ruth

Sandi@ Rose Chintz Cottage said...

Hi Linda,
I really like all your teapots but I believe I favour the last one the most. You have a fabulous collection and you know, I don't have either a teapot or a teacup with shamrocks on it. Imagine that! Thank you for sharing these with us and joining me for tea. Have a lovely weekend.

Blessings,
Sandi

Denise said...

Oh Linda!!!! I love Your beautiful collection.I'm into the pinch of Irish in Me from My maternal Grandma.I'm 1/4 Irish, 1/4 German and 1/2 Italian.There's just something about Ireland though and that whole area of the world that speaks to Me.Maybe someday I can go there.I'll do a St. Patty's Tea post soon I hope.

Terri said...

Beautiful clover china! The tea pots are all wonderful. I don't think I could pick a favorite.
I only have one clover tea cup, and you have reminded me to get it out...Thank you!
: )
Hugs,
Terri