Hello and welcome to Tuesday Cuppa Tea. We are also joining the blog parties at the bottom and other tea related memes.
I got my inspiration today from the November/December 2009 issue of Victoria Magazine.
The feature was about red, white and green and made me decide to do red and white transferware.
Instead of a teacup, and in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee year which has begun, here is a red transferware mug made for her 50th Silver Jubilee in 1977 by Mason's, England.
The ironstone mug has the Queen's profile on one side and Prince Philip's on the other side. These were made in several different transferware colors.
And for a teapot, here is a red transferware coffeepot which can be used as a tall teapot:
This is by Villeroy & Boch, Germany in Rusticana. And to put your biscuits and crumpets on....
a vintage red transferware plate from Palissy, England from the 1950s of Eton College in it's Thames River Scenes line. I LOVE red transferware.
And here are a couple of Thanksgiving related pages from the issue that I loved:
To see more info on any of the red transferware items at Antiques And Teacups, click on the photos. We are having a Black Friday special exclusively for my blog friends/followers coming up...I will blog about that later.
Please use the linky if you would like to link up to Tuesday Cuppa Tea and visit the other tea related blogs below. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. We have so much to thankful for. We are truly blessed!
I got my inspiration today from the November/December 2009 issue of Victoria Magazine.
The feature was about red, white and green and made me decide to do red and white transferware.
Instead of a teacup, and in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee year which has begun, here is a red transferware mug made for her 50th Silver Jubilee in 1977 by Mason's, England.
The ironstone mug has the Queen's profile on one side and Prince Philip's on the other side. These were made in several different transferware colors.
And for a teapot, here is a red transferware coffeepot which can be used as a tall teapot:
This is by Villeroy & Boch, Germany in Rusticana. And to put your biscuits and crumpets on....
a vintage red transferware plate from Palissy, England from the 1950s of Eton College in it's Thames River Scenes line. I LOVE red transferware.
And here are a couple of Thanksgiving related pages from the issue that I loved:
To see more info on any of the red transferware items at Antiques And Teacups, click on the photos. We are having a Black Friday special exclusively for my blog friends/followers coming up...I will blog about that later.
Please use the linky if you would like to link up to Tuesday Cuppa Tea and visit the other tea related blogs below. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving. We have so much to thankful for. We are truly blessed!
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Victoria - A Return to Loveliness
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Hello Ruth,
ReplyDeleteall the red transferware is pretty. So amazing that all china patterns match perfectly. Thank you for sharing your inspirations.
Best greetings, Johanna
Hello Ruth,
ReplyDeleteWell, you know I am loving your red transferware! It is gorgeous; love the teapot and the sweet plate. I wish I had that Victoria issue but, alas, I do not. Lovely post! Thanks for sharing and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Blessings,
Sandi
Your collection is beautiful! I love the red and white, and it is perfect for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Charlotte
Thank you for hosting Tuesday Cuppa Tea! I just linked up. I must start subscribing to Victoria Magazine again! I love it! Your transferware is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
Beautiful post, and gorgeous china! I adore the red and cream mug! The tea pot too, is really lovely.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
Hugs,
Terri
Ruth,
ReplyDeleteI think red transferware is a great choice for thanksgiving with it cheerful beauty. Your examples are wonderful designs.
one of my favourites too, red or blue I love it. It's all so pretty. I am a new follower. I wish we could get the Victorian Magazine here in Australia,it's really nice. x J
ReplyDeleteI just love the red transfer plate, I so wish I had one. The tea pot is exquisite and I'll have to pick up this subscription next time I'm out.
ReplyDeleteI think red will always be my favorite color. Your pieces are beautiful. I bought some red transfer ware paper plates today I found at Tuesday Morning. They will serve as the dessert plates Thanksgiving day. Hope your day is fabulous. xo
ReplyDeleteI adore the red transfer ware bloggers such as yourself have. Unfortunately red doesn't fit in to my decorating scheme so it's nice to enjoy what others show.
ReplyDeleteIs this a Jubilee year? I'm going to have to pay more attention! Wanted to stop by and wish you a very happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteooh i always love coronation mug and i do love your queen's jubilee mug, it's gorgeous! lovely red teapot and china, they're just stunning! the details is superb and what a lovely photos on the magazine, gorgeous color scheme on table setting.
ReplyDeletesusan
I too love Victoria magazine.
ReplyDeleteIt is so inspiring.
Your red and white transferware is just beautiful.
Perfect for the holiday season.
*hugs*
mo
Your red transfer ware is wonderful!! I love glimpsing back to old Victoria magazines .. they are always filled with so much inspiration!!!xo HHL
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