Who needs a teacup?
Certainly not me!
Who can't resist when they find one they love.
That would be me.
After browsing the antique shop at the beach,
I saw this beauty and it came home with me.
For those of you that collect,
it is Spode's Wicker Bell.
There is a wicker pattern on both the saucer and cup
with sweet little yellow flowers.
I do believe it is just perfect for sipping my tea this fall/autumn day.
Certainly not me!
Who can't resist when they find one they love.
That would be me.
After browsing the antique shop at the beach,
I saw this beauty and it came home with me.
For those of you that collect,
it is Spode's Wicker Bell.
There is a wicker pattern on both the saucer and cup
with sweet little yellow flowers.
I do believe it is just perfect for sipping my tea this fall/autumn day.
16 comments:
Need? Who said anything about "need"? That's a beautiful teacup and I think it needed to be with YOU!
Your new Spode Wicker Bell teacup is lovely, Marilyn, and such a nice remembrance from your recent trip to the beach. Enjoy!
very pretty cup, no wonder you must have it. I am usually like that myself, but this morning I went to an antique shop and did find a pretty teacup, I had to keep telling myself NO! I did walk out without it but now wish that I had brought it home with me.
A sweet find...
Everything by Spode, is beautiful...
And this is certainly perfect, for your autumnal tea.
Tessa~
I have seen this pattern - some dishes as I recall - meaning plates, etc. You know, I think maybe a teapot...this is perfect for fall!
Oh, it is just lovely, lovely, lovely! Is yellow your favorite color? I love the shape, design, and color of this teacup. Perfect find!
Oh yes it would have come home with me too Marilyn - who could resist it and it's perfect for your Autumn cups of tea!
I agree there is such detail with the wicker pattern - I'm drawn to the little yellow cowslips painted on the inside of the cup. They are one of my favorite Spring flowers and I have two little plants in my garden!
Have a very happy weekend.
Hugs
Shane
What a pretty one - I'm not familiar with the pattern. When I look at the amount of china patterns available it amazes me..........you can go to Replacements, Inc. biggest dealer in the world I believe for hunting down pieces for a set.....and it's just a hop, skip and jump from here (well actually a few miles!).
Enjoy sipping from this one dear.
Hugs - Mary
This is sooo LOVELY, Marilyn! Sweet lines, and sweet photos... LOVE the wicker pattern on the cup/saucer. Give me Spode china, or Wedgwood, or anything, any day... LOL! Happy Tea Times ((HUGS))
{{ oh oh
you know i have at least 50
dear T~cups in my house
so
why
why
why
do i always want One More ??
i would have bought this one,
too,
with those flowers
peeking out of the
inside ...
swooning }}
That is the perfect cup for a stormy Autumn day! I love the beauty of your new addition to the lovelies you already own. I've seen it before and passed it up - will have to keep my eyes open for another opportunity to find one! I've discovered that I much prefer ironstone cups and saucers to bone china, although I love the beauty of bone china and can't bear the thought of giving them up.
~Adrienne~
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
Love the wicker pattern on your newest tea cup! Never pass up a tea cup that speaks to you!
So pretty! I'm not sure I'd be able to resist it either!
It's a gorgeous teacup! Have seen it somewhere before?? Was it Teatime? I would love to stumble across one or two of them!!
LOVE that first image with the blue background!
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