Alchemist’s Tea Emporium: Delicious teas in an atmospheric setting
Things have been busy recently and not having had time to finish another post yet, I thought I’d share one of my articles that was featured on the lovely This […]
Things have been busy recently and not having had time to finish another post yet, I thought I’d share one of my articles that was featured on the lovely This […]
There are some words that I take for granted without knowing their origins and history. Caddy was one such word. It was only recently when a customer asked us to […]
Although I am a dedicated tea drinker, I still indulge in the occasional cup of coffee but the strong caffeine hit is often a bit too much for me. So […]
Inspired by my surprise at liking the fennel flavour of last week’s tea, I thought I’d go one step further this week and try a tea that contains one of […]
As much as I like ginger teas, another type of tea in my top ten is mint tea. Years ago before herbal teas became popular, I was introduced to mint […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
In contrast to my previous post about the many forms of Tuscan china, today’s post is about another Staffordshire company that produced china where much of it is distinctive enough […]
After over a year of collecting and selling tea china, I’m getting better at recognising china makers such as Royal Vale, Colclough and Paragon but others still surprise me. I’ve […]