This beautiful set is one that I am getting from my in-law’s home. I have no idea where it came from or who it belonged to but it is in great shape and obviously pretty old. I laid claim to all of the teapots and teacups in the house that my sister in law did not want. I love it! And to know that it came from my sweet in laws makes it even better. 
November 8, 2011
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Leave a commentOh it’s so pretty! It will be a nice addition to your collection and good memories of Chris’ folks when you use it.
Agreed!!!! I have a feeling it came from one of his grandparents but not sure about it. I just remember it always being around here!
Very nice!
Thank you!
Another rare “teapot Tuesday” comment, I just had to say how beautiful the colors are..so appealing and soothing to the eye. Thanks. ps. Great photography as well.
I was standing on my tippy toes!!! 🙂 And I managed to not catch my reflection in the mirror somehow!
Beautiful! It is always so interesting to see what people collect and find out about the collection. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for commenting!!!! 🙂
That is one beautiful set, Beth Ann. You’d better lock that up while you’re on vacation to keep me from getting it! lol
So pretty…but I enjoy your unusual ones more 😉
this is too lady-like
And I am such a lady…. HAHAH! Not!!! This one is for fancy tea, I guess!
This is really beautiful. What a treasure.
But I’m beginning to wonder, where in the world are you keeping all of these?
Thank, Christine!!! I have a big hutch in Iowa and a set of barrister cases where I keep them. We are moving another beautiful antique hutch back with us so I think my overflow will reside there….I hope!!! 🙂
These are Beautiful..Wish I had something like these in my collection. Congrats on the memories from your… In Laws…I am going to try and email you Pictures of some of my teapot collection in the future.. so be on the lookout..
Thanks, Patty! I would love to see yours!!!! I know I would love each and every one of them!!!! Send em, send em!!! Pretty please?
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