This is a teapot my Mother told me she had before I was born. It's a Hall teapot. I got the pretty cups and saucers and snack plates at a Marshall's years ago.
I had never thought to put this set together Mom's old tea pot and my calico set, here's another thing do you like cold cake or room temperature cake? I always like a cold cake so put my lemon cake in the refrigerator.
I use to collect these vintage tea spoons for loose tea and still use them. I still look for them when I got to large antique malls. I have a couple more
Oh by the way it tasted so good with my cup hot tea LOL wish you were here to have a piece
Linky parties I joined in for fun of it
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Love your gorgeous chintz teacups and the pretty art deco teapot!The lemon cake is mouthwatering...I also love the napkins and spoons.Great post!HUGS!
ReplyDeleteThe cup and saucers look great with your mother's pot. Perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteI would dearly love to sit down over a pot of tea and a slice of your lovely lemon cake and have a heart to heart visit together! I can’t think of anything that would be more delightful! I shall brew up a pot of tea this afternoon in your honor!
ReplyDeleteYour blog has all the vintage things I love. The chintz dishes and teapot go so nicely together. I like your collection of tea spoons. The napkins look hand embroidered. They are lovely. I would have enjoyed your company and piece of that delicious lemon cake.
ReplyDeleteWould love some of your tea and lemon cake. We have sold some of those tea spoons in our store before. Yours are really nice! Janice
ReplyDeleteOh but I'll be there in the morning!!! Your photos are magazine worthy Janice! Just gorgeous! Love your mother's teapot with the chintz! See you in the morning! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a very special teapot and the sweet chintz desert plates, cup and saucers. Your lemon cake looks so pretty servered with them. I wish I had a piece too!
ReplyDeleteIt IS that time of year when lemon anything sounds so wonderful! I have that same Hall teapot . . . I got it at GW a few years ago for a few dollars!!
ReplyDeleteYour tea pot is just adorable and that lemon cake of yours looks delicious. too bad i'm on a diet otherwise I would ask you to share the recipe.
ReplyDeletelove your collection of vintage tea infusers.
Rita
Your lemon cake looks like it would be delicious cold or at room temperature! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI just love lemon cake and yes, cold is better. Try it sometime with chocolate frosting...wow, is that good! Your tea set is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe cake looks super yummy! I do like a chilled cake as well. Your mom's pretty teapot is fun mixed with your dishes. I have just one of those teaspoons. What a fun collection!
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Jann
"mercysakesalive" that cake looks delicious! Lol I love the pretty plates too and what a lovely yellow tea pot. I like cake chilled or room temperture, either way. Is lemon your favorite cake? I like white cake best. With various frostings.....white or chocolate or lemon, etc. Do you like german chocolate cake?
ReplyDeleteO MY!! How totally delightful this post was!! LOVE the tea pot and the pretty tea cups and saucers!! So pretty in yellow! Thanks so much for stopping by!!
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Deb
Oh so very pretty are your cups and saucers! Love them. That lemon cake looks so delightful. Wish I had a slice with a cup of coffee right about now. Love the tea difusers. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteOh lemon cake sounds so good and fresh. I love the dishes. So pretty. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteJanice: I don't know how I missed this post as I love your chintz pieces and that sweet Mama's teapot! Your cake looks delicious and I agree - lemon is perfect this time of year and all the rest of the year too! All very pretty and teaspoon tea infusers are darling. I have a few.
ReplyDeleteLooks totally delicious that lemon cake! I adore your gorgeous tea set with the pattern all over. I have a little of this china myself and just love them.
ReplyDeleteYour tea infusers are perfect for herbal teas too which is what I love to drink.
Cheers,
Suzy
I love lemon cake and haven't made one in well over a year! You have inspired me to do so! And how perfectly your delicious cake matches your pretty chintz ware and your mother's lovely teapot!
ReplyDeleteLove those sunny yellow dishes and I'm sure the cake was extra special on them!
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Deb
Your dishes are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm headed to the thrift shop today for some cute teacups. I know I won't find anything so gorgeous, but I've hooked up for a Tea and Roses blog link party and I need come cute tea cups for my post.
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