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Nymphenburg teapot
"We need relaxation because we cannot work continuously. Relaxation, then, is not an end; for it is taken for the sake of activity."—Aristotle Nymphenburg “Perl Blue” courtesy of Replacements Ltd.
Herend "Chinese Bouquet Raspberry" China
“But indeed I would rather have nothing but tea.”—Jane Austen China is Herend "Chinese Bouquet Raspberry."
"We must use time creatively, in the knowledge that the time is always ripe to do right."—MLK Jr.
"We must use time creatively, in the knowledge that the time is always ripe to do right."—Martin Luther King, Jr. Hutschenreuther "Richelieu" china courtesy of Replacements.
Royal Doulton's "Centennial Rose" Teapot
Ready to host the most charming tea party? Discover five exquisite teapots that will beautifully adorn a summertime table, including Royal Doulton's "Centennial Rose." To explore the beautiful accoutrements, visit https://teatimemagazine.com/5-stunning-teapots-for-summer/.
The Complete Table: Setting the Table with Family Heirlooms
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, no china company was more popular among American brides than Haviland. The company, founded in 1842 by American David Haviland, specialized in importing the delicate hard-paste porcelain of the Limoges region of France manufactured and decorated to American tastes. More than 20,000 patterns are known to have been made, and many modern American hostesses have inherited their grandmother’s or great-grandmother’s Haviland china. Discover several ways to set the table with Haviland's "The Princess" at https://www.teatimemagazine.com/complete-table-setting-the-table-family-heirlooms/.
A Cheery Teatime
“Tea is best when enjoyed in pleasant surroundings, whether indoors or out . . .” —John Blofeld How are you taking your tea today?
Deshoulières "Coquine" China
“In nothing is the English genius for domesticity more notably declared than in the institution of this festival—almost one may call it so—of afternoon tea.”—George Gissing China is Deshoulières "Coquine."
The Complete Table: Dainty Details
On this #TeapotTuesday, we are highlighting Shelley "Blue Rock" china, which is pretty, dainty, and versatile for a myriad of tea occasions. Do you own any treasured pieces from this brand? China courtesy of Replacements, Ltd.
Haviland "Poppy" Teapot
On this Teapot Tuesday, we would love to adorn our tea table with this exquisite Haviland "Poppy" teapot. The eye-catching pattern depicts an intricate pink floral motif and delicate touches of gilding that emphasize the distinct shape of this gorgeous teapot. Highlight the beauty of this elegant china by hosting a delightful floral-themed tea party or a lovely Valentine's Day celebration. China courtesy of @Replacements Ltd.
Coastal Teatime
Setting the table with Coalport's "Oceanside" teapot mixed with Wedgwood's "White Dolphins" china sets the perfect coastal scene for which to take tea. See more of this lovely table setting and seaside-inspired menu by visiting https://teatimemagazine.com/coastal-teatime/. China courtesy of Replacements, Ltd.
The Appeal of Blue-and-White China
What is it about blue-and-white china that tea lovers find so appealing? Is it the intricate patterns, the tranquil colors, or the rich history of this iconic palette? Whatever it is, we can't help but admire the beauty of blue-and-white china and the many ways it can be set at a table for afternoon tea. Discover a number of patterns and pieces that perfectly display this timeless color pairing at https://teatimemagazine.com/the-appeal-of-blue-and-white-china/.
P&K "Duchess" Teapot and Staffordshire "Calico Blue" Teacup and Saucer
We would like to conclude our week by enjoying a delightful teatime set among the relaxing hues of blue and white. The vibrant cobalt blue on this P&K "Duchess" teapot and Staffordshire "Calico Blue" teacup and saucer set create an eye-catching display when set against simple linens and beautiful hydrangeas.
The Art of Flowers
On this #TeapotTuesday, we are spotlighting the "Floral Decadence Sarah Horne Botanicals" line created by internationally renowned British floral artist @sarahhorneflowers. Designed to appear as if the flowers are naturally draping off the branch and into your cup of tea, the modest, yet striking, black-and-white illustrations provide a graceful canvas for playing with color and texture. Discover more by clicking the link in our bio, or visiting https://teatimemagazine.com/the-art-of-flowers/.
The Complete Table: Verdant Charm
Sunny afternoons and balmy temperatures are a few of the joys of springtime. For tea parties served indoors or alfresco during this time of year, vibrant tones are ideal. The kaleidoscopic style of the "Rockingham Green" pattern by Paragon China Company incorporates eye-catching natural elements, like the majestic exotic bird perched in the gorgeous floral medallion. Find more ways to style this gorgeous pattern by visiting https://teatimemagazine.com/complete-table-verdant-charm/.
Yuletide Delights
“Christmas gives us an opportunity to pause and reflect on the important things around us.”—David Cameron A cheerful, yet upscale, table adorned in the hues of the season provides the most wonderful setting for teatime bites to be savored. Discover more about this setting and the recipes to go with it by visiting https://teatimemagazine.com/yuletide-delights/. Raynaud "Marie Antoinette Gold on White" china courtesy of Replacements, Ltd.