The name of the pattern on the bottom of the cups is "Old Foley", James Kent Ltd, Staffordshire, Made in England, 5440 and there is a hand written "11" on each cup and saucer.
My thanks go to my Sister in law!
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Afternoon Tea, Anyone?
This is a set of five teacups and saucers given to me by my sweet sister in law. Aren't they beautiful?!! I love them. My sister in law and her husband received them as a wedding gift over 50 years ago. Since she knows I like tea cups, she thought I would enjoy them.
The name of the pattern on the bottom of the cups is "Old Foley", James Kent Ltd, Staffordshire, Made in England, 5440 and there is a hand written "11" on each cup and saucer.
My thanks go to my Sister in law!
The name of the pattern on the bottom of the cups is "Old Foley", James Kent Ltd, Staffordshire, Made in England, 5440 and there is a hand written "11" on each cup and saucer.
My thanks go to my Sister in law!
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14 comments:
those are a beautiful china pattern.
But I'll take my tea iced for now, it was 108 here yesterday and looking the same for today.
Oh these are lovely! Such pretty flowers. I have a several cups and saucers that I collected in the early 70's but not this pretty one.
Oh my! they are sooooo pretty... sooo feminine! Let's have a tea party!! :o)
You are quite welcome!!!
Hi Debbie,
How beautiful. What time is tea?
Hugs,
Mrs. E
Those are so pretty! A tea party with blog friends would be fun!
I love the teacups and saucers that have gold on them. Yours are lovely. I have quite a few of my Grandmother's, I cherish them. What a very thoughtful sister-in- law you have.
Those are beautiful and they look so delicate. It was sweet of your sister in law to gift them to you.
VERY nice! :)
Those are gorgeous! I love the pattern.
Such a lovely gift.
How sweet of your SIL to give them to you.
Oh, these are so beautiful! What a beautiful family heirloom, and how nice of her to think of you with such a sweet gift!
It's a beautiful Tea Service Debbie, I once visited the Staffordshire potteries, a fascinating place indeed.
lily x
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