Sunday, January 27, 2013

Tea Time? MORA #5


Delicate China
Perfect for Russian Tea Time
Sugar? One or Two?

18 comments:

  1. Russian tea time? St. Paul tea time? I know some people who would find the setting and the tea accouterments very interesting. I think I'd prefer wine in a glass or beer from a bottle.

    Sorry about the lack of myself in the posts you looked at. I try to keep out of the public eye so I won't be recognized from my posters in the Post Office. :-)

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  2. Magnifique vaisselle vraiment !

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  3. With a tea set like that I might take up the practice!

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  4. Love love the teapots and cups. Fan of blue & white.

    Lowell made me chuckle...a little one once commented. about the post office pictures...why didn't they just keep them when they took their pictures? Good question...

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  5. I'm sure any tea would taste better when served from this set.

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  6. It all looks so inviting!

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  7. Russian tea time should start with a samovar.

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    1. Dave, I have a samovar in my dining room. I should take a photo and send it to you!

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  8. I love that tea set!

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  9. Pretty but too fancy for me. I might break something.

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  10. Beautiful table setting. Thanks for the close-up, too!

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  11. Beautiful! I don't trust myself owning such a pretty set (the oops and bang factor), but I do love going out for afternoon tea.

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  12. This is lovely china, Kate. I like the almost-geometric pattern of the tea pot.

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  13. What a lovely table set!

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  14. Lovely!!! A friend of ours went to Russia and came back with that classic teapot and full set of dishes!!!

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  15. What a lovely set! Someday I will serve tea for you with my German set.

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  16. The teapot is gorgeous!

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