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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The word slop isn’t usually a word I associate with fine tea drinking and vintage tea parties. However for many tea time occasions of the past, a slop bowl was […]
When starting to collect vintage china, the choice of patterns, styles and makes can be bewildering. It’s not only the vast selection of tea cups and tea pots, there are […]
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 […]