So far I have two red, two brown and one dark brown (almost black) tea cups and saucers. One red platter and one red bowl. They remind of the beautiful toile fabric. And seem so right for fall.
I haven't found a tea pot yet. But I will, in time, and when I do I know I will be soooo excited. In the meantime I'll use my somewhat "cheesy" fall tea pot. It does the job.
The bottom of the red transferware teacup has Ironstone, made in england molded into it. This is a picture of the bottom of the saucer. Olde Country Castles, Made in England, Ironstone. Happy Teacup Tuesday everyone! I'm joining with http://www.marthasfavorites.com/2010/09/tea-cup-tuesday-no-30.html and http://sandimyyellowdoor.blogspot.com/
Tea-Time Manners, from Tea Time with God, "How much sweeter everyday life would be if tea-time manners were valued ... Manners are merely behaving as though Jesus were our honored guest - as if every other person we meet is His personal emissary. It means doing and saying what makes others feel comfortable." The desire of man is his kindness Proverbs 19:22