Welcome to....
the 54th Tea Pots and Tea Things Tuesday
The moment a child is born, the mother is also born. She never existed before. The woman existed, but the mother, never. A mother is something absolutely new.
~Rajneesh
A warm welcome to all of you! I trust you had a delightful Mother's Day, with those that are the most important to you. Please settle yourself at the tea table and introduce yourself to your neighbours.
Today's tea is being served with my Grandma Smith's tea set and two of her teacups. She was born in 1910. I know her through the stories my aunts told over the years, but I never met her.
Through their personal accounts, I became aquainted with a strong, compassionate, resourceful woman whose faith grew through adversity. Her shadow falls long over the last century. Someone I would have loved to have known.
White Chocolate, Pecan, Banana Wrapped in Phyllo
(recipe later this week)
Proverbs 6:20-22 ESV
My son, keep your father’s commandment, and forsake not your mother’s teaching. (21) Bind them on your heart always; tie them around your neck. (22) When you walk, they will lead you; when you lie down, they will watch over you; and when you awake, they will talk with you.
If you have a moment to linger I invite you to stop in to the ........... to see what our darling hostess has for us to savour.
The more the fun!
We don't want to miss a single teacup or teapot!
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As always, we cherish your comments and participation
with our Tuesday meme.
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These are the links to the other oh-so-delightful tea parties and tabletop parties that I attend.
I invite you to drop in. ~ Many thanks to those who faithfully host each week.
~ Hope to see you there!!
( Our own memes are marked with an asterisk * ):
*~The 82nd, 'Tuesday Tea For Two'
~ Tuesday Teatime with Lady Katherine
~ Teatime Tuesday with Sandi
~ Teacup Tuesday with Martha
~ Teacup Tuesday with Terri
~ Tabletop Tuesday with Marti
~ A Return to Loveliness with Kathy
*~ The 54th, 'Teapot And Tea Things Tuesday', with Wanda Lee and Pam @
Other favorite places I may visit this week:
Wow Us Wednesday with Kim
Royal Wedding Wednesday with Laura
~Tablescape Thursday with Susan
Teacup Thursday with Miss Spencer
Time Travel Thursdays at Brambleberry Cottage
~ Foodie Friday with Michael
~Show and Tell Friday with Cindy
Vintage Inspiration Friday with Debra
~Sunday Favorites with Chari
Cheers and hugs from Pam and Wanda Lee; ( Wanda Lee is the other half of our weekly blog tea party meme; 'Teapot And Tea Things Tuesday'.., @
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How wonderful to have that special teaset. They were such romantic designs. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Ruth
What a gorgeous tea set, Pam. I love the tea cups too, very delicate and charming....Christine
ReplyDeletePam:
ReplyDeleteGrandmom Smith's set is a joy!
- The Tablescaper
Grandma Smiths teaset is gorgeous. How wonderful that you have given it a loving home and shared it with us. Happy Tea Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat an exceptionally lovely tea post Pam !
ReplyDelete.., My own dear Grandma Smith would heartily approve and agree that your dear grandmother Smith's tea set is the 'bees knees' and oh so pretty as well!
She, as well as all of us would love to taste that recipe whilst enjoying a wee respite,a cup of tea and a chat, no doubt!
Cheers, WL
Dear Pam
ReplyDeleteI have loved to visit you today hearing your grandmother story
That tea set is really beautiful and valuable
Hugs
Oh such a beautiful post filled with gorgeous china! The tea set at the top is so lovely. The tea cups, everyone, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
Your grandmother's tea set is so pretty, Pam! How wonderful that you have it in your possession! The tea cups are very lovely! Thanks for sharing a lovely post.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Oh my is this tea set so pretty. Thanks Grandma! Is that a "basket of flowers" on the teacup? So pretty. Have a wonderful day and thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteStunning tea set Pam, just so delicate and romantic! Thank you to your grandma, what a lucky girl, I love heirlooms and pretty, even more so! The tea cups are so sweet and pretty too, the whole thing is just so lovely. I'm also at TTT.
ReplyDeleteHugs
FABBY
The teacups are lovely! I also am loving the banana, yum! Very pretty. Thanks for having us.
ReplyDeleteSherry
Oh your teaset is so pretty! What a wonderful keepsake!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful workings on your teacups, such intricate pattern around the lip of the cup, adorable. Such a cherished treasure from your grandmother, and that dessert sound just delcious! Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteHello Pam,
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I would have loved to have met her - it is wonderful to have things to treasure from your family. I wish I had opportunity to know and to spend time with my great-grandparents - from the stories I've heard they were quite amazing people!
Thank you for hosting and for sharing this with A Return to Loveliness,
God Bless,
Kathy
Just Lovely. Family treasures are so special and your very fortunate. What a beautiful set, the colors and the shape of the teapot stunning!
ReplyDeleteHope your day is lovely.......
Emily
The French Hutch
Oh, I'm so sorry that you never got to meet Grandma Smith. I have such precious memories of times spent with my Grandma Ruby. She was such a sweet, loving, woman of God.
ReplyDeleteHow blessed you are to have the beautiful tea set from your grandmother to remember her by. Thanks for sharing it at Time Travel Thursday.
I hope you have a blessed weekend!
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Just beautiful, love all the antique roses! Thanks for linking up with VIF! xo Debra
ReplyDeleteim lusting over your beautiful granda smith's teaset, beautiful design, lovely color and the white choc pecan and banana wrapped in phyllo looks mouth watering! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Pam,
ReplyDeleteI love antique porcelain, so for me it was a joy to appreciate your lovely Smith teaset.
And the fact that it belonged to your grandmother adds family history and so doubles the interest of the pieces.
Thanks for sharing, Pam, and thanks for being my newest follower.
I´m your newest follower, too... from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean!!!
Hugs
A gorgeous tea set Pam! I love the tea cups too, so pretty! How wonderful it's a heirloom from grandma. Thank you so much for hosting, I'm so happy to be here with my table and tea set. Have a nice week from the South of America!
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Pam, This is so lovely! I have one Prussian cocoa pot.. and now two tea cups. But yours are just so pretty! I especially love the shape of the tea pot. :o)
ReplyDeleteBTW, I have a 'Grandma Smith' too and it sure gave me a bit of a shock to read 'her' name in your post. :o) That's wonderful that she is such an inspiration to you.
Thanks for hosting this tea part. It's perfect.
xo
Donna