Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Heart Time





It's not too early to start thinking about Valentine's Day. A perfect time to have a tea party.


Things of interest on table: blue plates from a charity shop; teacups/saucers/creamer purchased in Romania (by the Gardener, a man with a good eye. Brought home in a suitcase, poorly packed, I might add, but all intact!); placemats brought from India by my Asian friend, pink napkins and tablecloth from a yard sale 24 years ago and they were old then. Teapot and sugar bowl from Good Will. Pink depression glass cup (filled with M&Ms) from my grandmother. Antique stoneware white pitcher from, guess where? --an antique shop. This would be a good picture for one of those elementary observation skill games, for I can spot three errors in this tablescape!

Check out Between Naps on the Front Porch if you'd like to see more tablescapes.

16 comments:

  1. I want to come to your house! You make me want to collect teapots....but mostly, I'd love to sit and talk. Thanks!

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  2. A very lovely table!

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  3. There is nothing like tea on a winter afternoon!

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  4. Love the pieces from India from your friend. Since you mentioned it to play I spy I spy only two things missing but honestly it all looks lovely and I would love to have some tea with you at your pretty table. Thanks for sharing your tablescape with me today.
    Joyce

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  5. This is totally wonderful, but I fail to locate the errors. And I looked! :)

    Love your drinking glasses as well, but head still spinning about your teapot being from Goodwill. Well done!

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  6. How can there be errors? It all looks lovely and each item has history and fond memories. I would love to sit a spell and chat the day away. Blessings, Tammy :)

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  7. What a pretty table you have set. Anyone would enjoy having tea with you in that lovely setting. I couldn't spot the errors, though. Hope you'll tell us what they are.
    Hugs, Rhondi

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  8. I don't see any errors. It looks perfect to me. And I never thought of skewing placements instead of putting them square on the table. What a good idea!

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  9. As a tea drinker, I love and appreciate your table and all it special pieces. LOVE the story of the gardener!

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  10. Lydia grace11:24 AM

    What was the occasion? It looks so beautiful..as your table always looks..

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  11. Anonymous11:49 AM

    I didn't spot any errors, but I did click on the picture to look for the pink depression glass cup! Lovely!

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  12. Errors? No way! I love it, it's wonderful and full of life!

    Wishing you a wonderful day my friend!
    Leann

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  13. I can't locate the 'errors', either! Lovely table!

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  14. Oh how lovely. I love the pretty teapot and your color scheme is so warm and inviting and yet so fun. Beautiful table. Hugs, Marty

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  15. Nice to meet you Podso and thanks for your visit and comments. I see yu have been to my country.

    In browsing through I see you have lots of different subjects here but I sense the same spirit behind them all.

    What a fun tea party table.

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