Early this week I picked a huge bouquet of banged up peonies after a beating rain...but with the crazy weather we have had, HOT-HOT-HOT....they were already wilting. Loosely arranged in my trusty OLD Granny's enamel coffeepot, they shabbily graced the kitchen table.
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Next morning my NEW OLD teapot arrived from Etsy. It's a 10-cup unmarked porcelain teapot with a brass handle. Vintage for sure, but no way of knowing the age.
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I didn't even wash it, but immediately put my teapot on the table, just as is...and had to take pictures. OMG, I love the design, the weight, and the great brass handle. The price was right, and I had been looking for a teapot for quite awhile. I have no less than six coffeepots for serving, but no large teapots.
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The brass handle unscrews for proper cleaning. I love the quilting design. I chose it for the classic shape, and the blue/white design on the gray-white porcelain. This will blend well with my Copenhagen porcelain. The teapot that matches my dishes goes as high as $350 or so --- so, this one was a desirable alternative.
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As a potter, I had probably made a couple of hundred teapots, but had never kept any. This has a nice classic and yet country vibe.
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My husband tried to eat one of these strawberries. Heavy resin, they were $2.00 at a thrift store and perfect for June.
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They really do look delicious. The fridge has had fresh strawberries in it for the last month.
These strawberries all have crispy green tops, and are non-staining on my OLD vintage napkin. I love old linens. This napkin is the last one of my mom's from the 40's.
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The OLD 1930's stoneware bowl has a waffle design glazed in a rich baby blue matte. I have had no luck in finding the maker on this one as many potteries used this design. But, I picked it up for $2.00, so it doesn't matter.
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So NEW OLD Teapot, OLD stoneware bowls, OLD family wool carders, vintage OLD 40-50's enamel coffeepot, vintage OLD linens and NEW fresh resin strawberries.
HOPE you have a great Fathers' Day Weekend, and thanks for spending time with me. I will try to answer all your questions and comments, Sandi
ll the opinions and photographs in this blog are my own, I have not been paid or reimbursed in anyway for my opinions or posts. Please do not use photos without linking back to this blog. Thank you for your cooperation, Sandi Magle
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Best of the Weekend
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Tea in the Garden
Feathered Nest Fridays
Sweet Inspiration Party
Best of the Weekend
Anything Blue Friday
Sandi
your tea time is pretty and welcoming. love the vignette.
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Hi Sandi, thanks for leaving a comment on my blog!
ReplyDeleteI really love your new/old tea pot. It is sooo... pretty. I have never seen one with a brass handle and I think it is a pretty cool feature that you can unscrew the brass handle for cleaning. I also really like your table cloth and the blue napkins.
Warm regards,
Christina
TY, I thought it was pretty cool, Thanks so much for stopping by, Sandi
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your little teatime vignette. That is a lovely teapot.
Sandi, your a girl after my own Blue heart.. Love every bit of it teapot love that blue vintage table cloth. I have much blue in my home kitchen and dinning rm.. Teapot is a lovely find and the bowl is lovely as well. Wishing you a lovely weekend. With love Janice
ReplyDeleteYour new teapot is a beauty, Sandi! And I love the old bowls! I wouldn't even have noticed those strawberries weren't real lol!
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty teapot! Ten-cup teapots are tough to find these days.
ReplyDeleteyes, that was the #1 requirement...and its nice and heavy to hold the heat. Thanks for stopping by, Sandi
DeleteLove your new teapot!! The design and shape are perfect.
ReplyDeleteOooh, that's a pretty teapot! Those strawberries definitely fooled me! Thanks for linking up your posts at Best of the Weekend!
ReplyDeletethanks Amy, appreciate your stop by---lol, hubby actually wondered why they were so hard, lol. Sandi
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