Christmas Tea

[Ellene Meece]

I always have several occasions to enjoy "Christmas Tea"! Don't you? What beautiful, porcelain tea service do you use?

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[Donna Cook]

That's a beautiful set. 

[Ellene Meece]

Oh, I agree! I have two cups but no teapot! Just love them. I also have the miniatures as ornaments.

[Donna Cook]

I used to have the set but I sold them.  They are quick to sell and you get good money for them.   I have a miniature tea set NIB that I may sell or maybe I'll give it to my granddaughter.   I bet the miniature ornaments are cute. 

[Ellene Meece]

The ornaments are adorable, Donna! I will take photos when I get them out...soon! :) The book "A Cup of Christmas Tea" has been shared with my aunt and uncle for several years now...along with our own private Christmas Tea. Sweetest tradition ever!

[Donna Cook]

I'd love to see them.  What a sweet tradition.  I don't think the younger generation appreiciates these things.

[Ellene Meece]

Here you go...three pics of one of our "Cup of Christmas Teas" focusing mostly on the people and not the pretty china! :)

[Donna Cook]

These are sweet pictures, making wonderful memories. 

[Your Bounty, Bernie]

I love anything with a Christmas pattern.  And this pattern is really nice looking,

[Ellene Meece]

Me too! See the image I added this morning on the comment wall. Nice looking as well...:)

[Lillian Dunbar]

Charming! You need Christmas tea to go with the china.

[Ellene Meece]

Lovely! Definitely need Christmas "tea" for a Christmas Tea! :)

[Ellene Meece]

Tea with Friends blog talked about serving Candy Cane Lane Tea by Celestial Seasonings. This company is in Colorado and has a warm place in my heart. Love their tea!