An informative sampling focused on herbs and tea with an occasional sprinkling of fairy dust and a glimpse into family activities too. The contributions to this blog are the combined efforts of the sisters of The Rosemary House and Sweet Remembrances.
The delicate thistle adorns this English Bone China tea cup and saucer. Marked Aynsley on the bottom, complete with a crown, it is a colorful cup. Miss Spenser and others are celebrating tea cup Thursday today. Be sure to visit them too!
I love Aynsley teacups! The thistle pattern is adorable! I was so surprised to learn many years ago on my first trip to Scotland, it is their national flower.
What a beautiful cup! Thistles are much prettier on china than in person!! When we first moved out here, our neglected farm had thistles...we had to get rid of them, it is our county law...OH MY...that was a lot of hard work!! SO...I do appreciate thistles on china, but not in my fields! ha. Donna
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:) Such a sweet cup♥
Good morning Rosemary,Your cup is lovely I've never seen this pattern,it's so cute.
I'm in love! A lovely pattern from a great maker. Aye & begarra, thanks for sharing!
Ruth
So pretty and cheerful! A lovely cup!
~Donna~
I'm such a fan of all things Aynsley!! Your teacup and saucer are lovely!
Jem xXx
I love Aynsley teacups! The thistle pattern is adorable! I was so surprised to learn many years ago on my first trip to Scotland, it is their national flower.
Hmmm, would you pass the cookies, please?
Love this cup with the thistles. I have never seen anything like it.
What a beautiful cup! Thistles are much prettier on china than in person!! When we first moved out here, our neglected farm had thistles...we had to get rid of them, it is our county law...OH MY...that was a lot of hard work!! SO...I do appreciate thistles on china, but not in my fields! ha. Donna
now that's a thistle design i can appreciate! luvly ")
thanks for sharing with us today ~
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