Thursday, November 20, 2008
Transferware Tea Cups ~ Show and Tell Friday!
Welcome to “Show and Tell Friday!” Do you have something special to share with us? It could be a trinket from grade school, a piece of jewelry, or a treasured collection. Look around your home for something to share; dig through those boxes in your closet if you have to! Share photos and the story that goes with your special item.
I was dropping off a few packages at the post office this week, and somehow found myself at a favorite gift shop near our historic downtown, afterwards. ;0)
I picked out a few sticker sheets and was checking out when I noticed some beautiful transferware tea cups.
I thought they were perfect for Thanksgiving and brought two of them home with me.
So many pretty details!
We've been enjoying lots of gingerbread spice tea. Thank you for looking at my show and tell!
Please read the Show and Tell Guidelines for step-by-step instructions on how to participate.
If you would like to join in, please leave your *permalink* below, along with your first name only (this makes the list easier to read). If your link has been removed from Mr. Linky, please re-read over the guidelines before re-posting. Have fun!
Links are now closed. Please join us next week!
oooooooooooooooo...Kelli, I love your brand new to you...Teacups and Saucers.
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty.
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ReplyDeleteHow pretty! Perfect for Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Giving Thanks, and of course, Show and Tell!
Katherine
Boy, you're right. They are perfect for Thanksgiving. I love brown transferware. Brown has become one of my favorite colors.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving next week.
Charlotte
Please let me know if I'm missing something i don't see the Mr. Linky sign-up.
ReplyDeleteHi Kelli,
ReplyDeleteYour new cups and saucers are so pretty...very homey and welcoming!
I love Tea things and that cup is the loveliest thing!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous teacups! I definitely
ReplyDeletewould be in the Thanksgiving mood
drinking tea from these!
Happy Thanksgiving Kelli and family!
Those are some of the prettiest teacups I've seen. Love the peacock design!
ReplyDeleteHow perfect for fall decorating. I'm envious!
ReplyDeleteThose brown and white cups are a great design, with the border inside and outside the cup rim, the turkey on the side.
ReplyDeleteLOVE those teacups!! What a great find!
ReplyDeleteI love brown and cream transferware! They're so pretty! :)
ReplyDeleteI saw some like that the other day. I totally fell in love with them and wished I could've bought them :(
ReplyDeleteHey Kelli,
ReplyDeleteI keep forgetting the 'permalink'. I usually don't publish something new for 24 or so. Sorry about that.
Dianne
I love those teacups and saucers. They are very pretty. Doesn't a drink taste so much better when it is sipped from a beautiful cup?
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
Elizabeth
I don't see any tea cups M. Linky is away so I take it the full page didnt load up.Sorry kelli I can't see them. I'll be back later,take care.
ReplyDeleteI love your cups and saucers!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE! I've been looking for something exactly like that! Sigh!
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. I had never heard of transferware before.
ReplyDeleteLove the rich colour
just beautiful !!! I love transferware !!!! You have a truly delightful set. Mica
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteI don't see Mr. Linky...
They're lovely! And they do look quite Thanksgivingish,
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteThose cups and saucers would certainly have come home with me....gorgeous......Betty
Beautiful! They make me long for one more cup of tea this evening!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
OH Kelli - how do you manage to find such wonderful things? Just love them! perfect for spice tea!
ReplyDeleteWonderful teacups, SO pretty.
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Hugs from the Netherlands
We call our nicer china the "onion dishes"... wish they were as lovely as your set. Katie
ReplyDeleteI love the browns in the dishes!!
ReplyDeletehave such beautiful things!
ReplyDeleteAlfazema
How Beautiful! My sister has a turkey platter just like your tea cups! Enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteSooo pretty! I love that they are brown. Enjoy them this weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love brown transferware! Your teacups are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI also live in Texas and when you said post off ice and then pottery store in historic part of town, I wonder if we live close! We're in a town that has two names and both start with an R. I was actually thinking of having my kiddos do some ceramics there for X-mas gifts. It looks like a cute little store. Those teacups are super adorable.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful, love the brown!
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love them ! They will be beautiful on your Thanksgiving tabel
ReplyDeleteHelen
Hello! Thanks for sharing! I love those teacups & saucers! I'll do a post sometime of my teacups & saucers.
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely! I don't think I could have passed them either if I saw them in a shop :o)
ReplyDeleteHi Kelli, I love your wonderful tea cups and saucers... I think I have finally learned how to do my permalink...to your site.. Baba
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those teacups! Wouldn't it be fun to have a set of those dishes for the fall/ Thanksgiving?! But of course I'd have no room for them - so I'd settle for the little teacups.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, Kelli. I know you will enjoy using them.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed week-end. Love, Debbi
very nice! i love them and so perfect for Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteThese are such pretty tea cups!!! And you are right, they are just perfect for Thanksgiving! I know you will enjoy them!
Thank you for sharing them!
His,
Mrs. U
Oh my those are very pretty. What a nice little find.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful. They look old and delicate like they were lovingly cared for and handed down through the generations.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cups! I'm in love with them! They would go well with the bird in my dining room.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful...thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteOh they are beautiful ! What a special blessing and treasure you found! I love your beautiful cards also. thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell now I'm sure you know I heart those! Those are so perfect for fall!
ReplyDeleteManuela
I love your teacups! So pretty and ready for fall. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKelli,
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the transferware. So nice a find for an Autumn treat!
Sadly, I still cannot see Mr. Linky! If something changed and I did not take note of it, please let me know.
Otherwise, here is my Show and Tell post for today:
http://bugzmommy.blogspot.com/2008/11/show-and-tell-friday_21.html
Kelli, your dishes are lovely. I love the vintage dishes that have so much detail. They are very fall looking right now. However, we have snow here today and fall is gone for the winter. Still, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Gave a great one.
ReplyDeleteHugs...Jeanne
OOPS. I'm back to fix a typo. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. smiling BIG!
ReplyDeleteJeanne
Hi Kelli,
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting another S & T, I look forward to it all week long!
I've never heard the term transfer ware, now I'm curious.
Gosh, I wish I could be sitting at YOUR table.
Oh, and by the way, NO FOOD at my blog today *wink* I held myself back.
Oh, they are beautiful. Today I have a free day and I am going to a thrift store and see what I can find. Kelly they'll be so nice for Thanksgiving. Thx. for sharing.
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful and very elegant !
ReplyDeleteKelli, I love transferware and brown is especially wonderful for this time of year. Enjoy your tea in these sweeet tea cups...hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog, and "Show and Tell Friday" and love them both! :-) Your transferware teacups are so beautiful...you are right, they are perfect for fall decorating! But, of course, pretty enough to keep out all year long. :-)
ReplyDeleteThere is no place to link or see anyones Show & Tell. Just your post and comments. Am I looking in the wrong place? How wonderful, the transferware tea cups and saucers are, Just wonderful that you found them just in time for Thanksgiving! I love the tea cups.
ReplyDeleteI just really enjoy coming to your blog. You are so creative and artistic. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Kelli. I love all the detail and earth tones are what I enjoy. Have a great week end.
ReplyDeleteOh I love the brown transfer dinnerware!! My favorite colors are brown and white and red and white. Love your great find!
ReplyDeleteOuch! I just realized I was supposed to put my first name only on that link. I'm sorry!
ReplyDeleteI've sure enjoyed reading others' posts over the weeks, and I'm looking forward to participating myself.
Love these brown transferware cups! They are so beautiful and perfect for fall.
wonderful teacups...my post is also about tea..
ReplyDeleteKisses Barbara
I love your blog, I decided to join Show and Tell Fridays, sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteGreat transferware you found, love the brown!
Those are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh Kelli, those dishes are absolutely perfect for Thanksgiving! Your tablescape will look fabulous. I love transferware dishes, especially the pink ones but now that I've seen the brown one, I'm really liking that too! lol xoxo
ReplyDeleteKelli - I really like your teacups for Thanksgiving. I especially like the handles, the shape is special with that little bend at the top.Really nice addition to the day :).
ReplyDeletePlease feel free to visit my blog anytime. You are always welcome in The Shadow of the Cross.
I love, love, love your teacups! So pretty...I couldn't have resisted either...
ReplyDeleteMy post is up...had to work late today, but I didn't want to miss out on the fun!
Warm wishes,
Susie
I am lovin the transfer ware! Your tea cups are just beautiful. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDelete~emily
The tea cups are really pretty. I hope there is no fighting over who gets to drink out of them!
ReplyDeleteKelli. Thanks for hosting Giving Thanks. The tea cups are exceptional. You have kept me busy this week with everyone's ideas. Have a blessed Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteKelli, Your stuff looks lovely! I am looking forward to your christmasy posts:) I could spend hours looking through your photos.
ReplyDeleteHow is the weather where you live? Is it starting to feel like chrismtas yet?
Have a great day Kelli...~Sarah
Hi Kelli, I love the print on that china! So perfect for Thanksgiving. I don't blame you at all for buying those teacups and saucers.
ReplyDeleteHappy Show and Tell Friday!
Love, Ann
Those teacups are fantastic! Can you please mention the maker of the cups? Because I don't live anywhere near Texas... and I love peacocks :)
ReplyDeleteOh Kelli, they're gorgeous and you're right, they're perfect for Thanksgiving. With all those beautiful finds,and your excellent taste, why don't you set up a shop?
ReplyDeleteHello Kelli,
ReplyDeleteI love transferware, I collect blue and white. Your teacups are precious, I was hoping you'd tell us if they were new or old and show the stamp on the bottom. Brown is Martha Stewart's favorite transferware color.
Have a wonderful weekend,
Kathi :)
Gingerbread spice tea sounds delicious! Your new little tea cups are lovely.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Oh my! I love transferware and have been seeing it all over blogland. I may hae to break down and get some.........or make very strong hints to Santa!!
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How do you make your tea?
Have a great weekend!
Heather:)
Very pretty! You always find the greatest things.
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Just beautiful teacups!
ReplyDeleteLove your site, I know I'm too late for the drawing, but had to tell you what a great blog you have.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving from the beautiful state of Washington
A little late, I know, but those are just lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love your cups and saucers. They look so pretty for this time of year.
ReplyDeleteCan you please tell me who makes these or where I can get them. I saw these on a website for a place called Maine House but they did not say who manufactured them and I have beeen searching the internt for brown peacock tranferware and found your blog. They are beautiful:) Thank you!
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