And this set is the ‘icing on the cake’ of all my gorgeous treasures….I can remember the first time I saw this set at my MIL’s she was not my MIL at that time, I fell in love with it…..packed away in a cupboard very rarely used, but, it did some out for my kitchen tea, which was held at my MIL’s by my SIL’s……...and now it is mine…I was so excited when James bought this one home…...
I am hoping to join Wendy and the girls tonight….are you!!!!
Happy Friday, take care, keep safe
Peg
OMG! Peg it is stunning, how lovely that James bought it home for you.
ReplyDeleteThe china is beautiful! What is the pattern, if you don't mind my curiosity?? Enjoy it...my Scottish grandma said to use it, it keeps it in good shape that way. (I have some lovely things from her :-)
ReplyDeleteEven more special with a story like that. Enjoy your next cup of tea!
ReplyDeleteOh wow. I can see why you love it. Just so gorgeous. Hugs,xx
ReplyDeleteOh Peg how beautiful....what a surprise for you when James brought it home...that would've put you on a real high! Very exciting xo
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely thoughtful thing for James to do, I'm sure your next cuppa will have lovely memories attached to it when using these special pieces :) Barb.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely they all are Peg, and nice that you appreciate them and are giving them a loving home.
ReplyDeleteOh Peg, it's beautiful. I love anything old and even more so when there is an attachment to our own heart.
ReplyDeleteIt's the icing, cream and cherry!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous & a wonderful treasure with lovely memories. :)
i think it's so exciting that these pieces are coming to you Peg and with lovely memories and obviously will be so well loved and cared for ....
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It's so special to have family treasures, Peg; such pretty things and so many lovely memories attached.
ReplyDeleteWOW Looks like you got the cake, icing and get to eat it.... such treasures
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely china you have received. neither of my grandparents 'did' china although I do have one set from my maternal grandmother. What I do have is 13 sets of trio's that were given to my children from a grandmother figure in their lives, given when she knew she was dying. They are all Royal Doulton mainly from 1930's. They were only a few of what she had.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tea set Peg with lovely memories to go with it. Hope to be stitching with you tonight. Hugs.....
ReplyDeleteoh Peg what a beautiful story and such special meaning this set has,oh now you might be able to do the same for your DIL's when your boys get married,wow how exciting for you Peg.xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Peg . . . I am sure you will enjoy using these beautiful items and they must bring back lots of wonderful memories!
ReplyDeleteSo happy that this treasure is now living with you.
ReplyDeleteYou said it....gorgeous! I am sure your dear MIL would be so happy to know you are loving and caring for her treasures. The memories they invoke must be so special. See you tonight.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Peg and such a nice memory :)
ReplyDeleteAll your china is beautiful, and I can understand that this set is "the iceing of the cake" :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous set!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful - and precious memories too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous china..what a treasure..
ReplyDeleteOh my Peg, such gorgeous china! Lucky you!
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