Teacup Thursday: #2 ~ Good Intentions...

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This lovely little teacup came from an ebay purchase a few years ago. Since Miss Spenser was 13 yrs old, I have given her a teacup every year for her birthday. I thought this teacup was so delightful that I decided to purchase it for her... upon its arrival I did FIND it Very, VERY delightful... so, naturally, I decided I'd have to keep it for myself! I'm sure if you saw it in person you would agree and not think less of me for being so greedy!   Be watching next week for the post on the Teacup she DID receive!  (smile)




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  1. Elizabeth.May 6, 2010 at 9:26 AM

    Oh, what a *lovely* tea cup and saucer!
    I love the elegant flowers, leaves and pink-reminds me of spring!

    Joyfully in Jesus,
    Elizabeth

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  2. BernideenMay 6, 2010 at 10:57 AM

    Yes...very springy and lovely.

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  3. GardenOfDaisiesMay 6, 2010 at 2:46 PM

    That is a beautiful cup and I can understand why you would wish to keep it! I have done that a couple of times.. buy a present and then not be able to give it away. LOL!! I will be in the Des Moines area later this summer... so I will be sure to come by your tea shop!

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  4. Marilyn MillerMay 6, 2010 at 3:58 PM

    I love it and can understand why you kept it. I love the pink.

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