Came home and at lunchtime when my son came home he brought me two pretty cups and saucers that some move-out had left behind. What could I do, right?
The first one is Rosina.... I'm fairly sure that's the maker, not pattern name. I love the shape of the cup and the simplicity of the pattern.
This one is made by Royal Vale and has bright pink and yellow roses.
Here's my little jug with its green band on the bottom.
The weather today was a mix of sun and cloud. I had a nice walk in the morning and, like I said, went to the thrift store. After lunch I began cutting down my Irises. Quit when my back protested but I'll get it done eventually. My eldest daughter and the birthday girl came for a visit. We sat on the porch. I am going to miss sitting out there when it gets too chilly.
Thanks for visiting. Please leave a comment so I know you were here.
Granny Marigold
What a wonderful, thoughtful son you have!
ReplyDeleteDon't blow your own horn! Love you anyway.
DeleteHa, that's funny! Hard to stop collecting isn't it? And when others collect for us, well what is a person to do;-)
DeleteHi Granny Marigold, What lovely tea cups your friend brought you! How nice of him to think of you! I don't think you should ever give up collecting tea cups. What a nice hobby to have. Your porch sounds lovely to sit out and enjoy! Nancy
ReplyDeleteAw! Your sweet son! See? Teacups are coming your way even if you try to slow the flow!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm ready for fall but I forget that I don't really like to be cold! Soon enough.
Little by little. You'll get the iris trimmed.
The teacups are so pretty! I finally found a teacup and saucer in a Goodwill store but it was $8.00 for each piece! I did not buy it! Doesn't that sound high?
ReplyDeleteI agree. $8 seems very expensive. Keep looking and sooner or later you'll find some more reasonably priced ones.
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