Teacup Thursday: "Another Copelands Grosvenor"

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Here's another Copeland Grosvenor (click here to view its sister teacup that I shared 2 weeks ago). This teacup is called "Green Duchess". Isn't the little Madam Alexander Doll cute! My mom got this little Irish Lassie when she was a young girl and then gave her to me!


Hills as green as emeralds
Cover the countryside
Lakes as blue as sapphires-
And Ireland's special pride
And rivers that shine like silver
Make Ireland look so fair-
But the friendliness of her people
Is the richest treasure there.






Other's Who Are Participating in
Teacup Thursday!
Faith Hope & Cherrytea
Beautiful Clutter
Martha's Favorites
Breath of Fresh Air
Lady Linda Teacup

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Comments

  1. Antiques And TeacupsMarch 24, 2011 at 9:29 AM

    LOVE your Madame Alexander! How cute! And a lovely teacup! Thanks!
    Ruth

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  2. Marilyn MillerMarch 24, 2011 at 7:34 PM

    You have the most beautiful teacups. Loved seeing your Irish tearoom too.

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  3. Faith Hope and CherryteaMarch 24, 2011 at 10:56 PM

    Lovely! the treasure of your mom's gifting you the doll is beautiful ") as is the cup!

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