(Gladstone Bone China, Made in England)I couldn't resist imagining what they would look like paired for an afternoon tea.
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3 comments:
Oh, those roses are striking! Haven't seen any quite like them. All the dishes are pretty, but I especially like the pattern of the tea cup and saucer in the second photo. It really intrigues me. Do you know the pattern and manufacturer?
Sandra @ Dinner at Eight
Such a delightful mix of color and pattern. The roses are gorgeous, and I love the dahlias. Thanks so much for all your work to host us each week. It feels to be back in blog world again. Cherry Kay
What a beautiful tea! Love that pink teacup. Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
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