Lady's Tea Time was created by Lady Estelle of Providence. With her passion for the Victorian style of socializing, she wanted to incorporate it as the theme to her Tea corner of her home. Tea Time is not a tea rooms, tea parlors or coffee shops. It is a place to come and enjoy a custom designed tea experience..One can come to socialize or just relax with Lady Estelle
Friday, December 9, 2011
Shattered Christmas Cup.
Talk about broken dreams. Yesterday, I dropped my favorite Christmas tea cup. It came from my Auntie's estate. I remember the day I brought it home, feeling so proud to have something of hers.
As I took it down off the shelf, it fell and shattered into many pieces.
I was totally devastated.
I always had it displayed on a wall shelf in the tea parlor.
It is made of fine china and it does not glue well. I did everything I could to save it.
Here is my end product. It looks so sad. I can not drink from it anymore. It is just a decoration and fond memories.
Happy Holidays to my dear tea loving friends,
Lady Estelle
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Oh no, oh no, oh no! Let's hope you find one to replace it someday!
ReplyDeleteOh so sorry but you did do a great job putting it back to together at least you can still display it.
ReplyDeleteI have the same cup and saucer along with four dessert plates and saucers. I gave my mother-in-law the set years ago and they came back to me when she downsized with only the one cup.
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job fixing the cup. Still looks pretty!
Happy Holidays,
Nancy