My hubby surprised me with a Department 56, Dickens Village, Chelsea Market Tea Monger figurine. I didn't know he knew the piece existed. She'll be displayed year-round in my curio cabinet.
Aside from my tea angel figurines [which I blogged about here], I don't have a lot of tea-themed figurines, but I'm sharing the collection that I do have in today's post.
Below is a 1995 Boyds Collection piece, called Tea for Four with Sarah and Heather, Elliot, Dolly & Amelia.
A 2000 Boyds Collection piece, called "Prissie, Sissie & Missie... Fixin' Tea for Three."
Below is a 1995 Boyds Collection piece, called Tea for Four with Sarah and Heather, Elliot, Dolly & Amelia.
A 2000 Boyds Collection piece, called "Prissie, Sissie & Missie... Fixin' Tea for Three."
A 1999 Precious Moments "Mom" figurine, from my sweet daughter!
A "Cameo Girls" head vase - Sasha 1898 "Victorian Tea Party." It's the only head vase I own.
A Victorian Lady and Tea Table
A Victorian Couple that stands 17 inches high and 10 inches wide. I admired them for a long time at the tea room where I used to work, but the owner wasn't ready to sell them. One day after I was no longer working there, I spotted them in her gift boutique, and promptly purchased them. It's hard to tell, but the lady is holding a cup and saucer in her hand.
Finishing today's post with two teapot paperweights.
What tea-themed figurines and nick-knacks are in your collection?
