A recent Rosemary House traveling herb seminar transported us to Leesburg, VA for a tour of stately homes, unique gardens, and afternoon tea at the Aylesbury Tea Room on Market Street in Leesburg, VA. 
Once seated, tea orders were taken, and a variety of cozy wrapped teapots were offered at each table. These beautiful vintage matching Wedgwood Queensware tea cups graced our table. Made in the 60s/70s, the teacup features embossed blue grapes and vines encircling the cup and saucer.
Susanna and David had a cozy table by the window. The three tiered tray featured assorted triangular cut sandwiches, scones with true devon cream and strawberry jelly, and tasty desserts including a lemon curd filled pound cake and a cream topped meringue.
Dainty English china adorned the walls.
2 comments:
What a nice tearoom and the food looks delicious. Whenever I see tea food I start salivating. I just love it all.
Its been years but I think that's the same town that I found The Blue Willow Tea Cottage that started my love of Blue Willow. Its a cute little place for tea.
Loved the town.
Val
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