Family connections part two: Sutherland vintage china
Following on from my previous post about Hudson & Middleton and one of their china brands, Delphine, I thought I’d share some pictures of their other china brand, Sutherland. This […]
Tag Archives: English bone china
Taste-tea Tuesday: Three Ginger tea by Pukka
As you might have guessed, I like tea. Sometimes it’s regular tea with milk for when I need something comforting and familiar. More often however, I’m drawn to the vast […]
Addicted to coffee (cups): The allure of miniature cups
I do like a cup of tea. Whether it’s black tea with a dash of milk, or some scented jasmine flowers, it’s a comforting way to start the day. Sometimes […]
Vintage simplicity: The charm of plain tea sets
As beautiful as some of the intricate patterns on vintage china are, sometimes I appreciate the simplicity of tea sets that have minimal decoration. So much beauty can be conveyed […]
Summer roses: from gardens to tea sets
After being away a few weekends in a row, I’m enjoying spending this weekend at home, particularly in my garden. After having recently re-potted some plants, I have been tending […]
Paragon’s Fortune Telling tea set: Looking back at the future
This tea set has got to be one of the most beautiful and intriguing pieces of vintage tea china that I’ve owned. So much so that I still have it […]
Nancy’s china around the world
One of the most enjoyable aspects of having my Etsy shop is the opportunity to make contact with customers from many different countries and hear their stories behind their hunt […]
An instant hit: vintage coffee time with E Hughes & Co
Sometimes vintage china can be challenging to photograph. Pale patterns, in particular, can looked washed out in photographs yet be beautiful in person. As much as I like a challenge, […]
