Monday, September 27, 2010

More Transferware Teacups

Hello everyone,

It is a beautiful sunny day here today but last night we had our first frost of the season and it was a heavy one! I will have to take in any annuals that I want to keep for next year and store in our basement. Someone asked me how I do that and I forgot to reply(I am sorry) so I just dig them out of the soil and cut of any blooms shake of most of the soil and throw them in a cardboard box and ignore them until about April and then I repot them,cut them back and water them and slowly get them used to the light in our little sunroom. They soon put out lots of new growth and then I add a little fertilizer to the water and they are good to grow! Some,plants in planters we just put in the basement under a window and water a few times over the winter and in spring take them up as well. Our basement is fairly dark and unheated but not really cold so this seems to work for us. Some people just take slips off their plants and restart them so whatever works for you.

Anyway, I wanted to show you the rest of my transferware teacup patterns today. I love the one above but I rarely see that color around here.

I also love this pattern and it too is harder to find.

I do have an assortment of brown and white dishes as well.

And of course,I would have to have blue and white too!


I love this teacup.

I hope you are not getting tired yet!

My sister in law gave me this beautiful one for Christmas a few years ago.

The brown and white ones are easier to find here.

Well, since I shared my more extensive collection of red and white a few days ago I thought you might enjoy seeing the rest of the story!

today I am joining Show off your Cottage Monday at The House in the Roses. Thank you Cielo for hosting -you know I love to show off!


Have a good day

34 comments:

Betty said...

They are all so lovely. When I get a chance I am going to having to start looking for some pieces to buy.

Willow

ღ M@ddy ღ said...

Ciao, hai una splendida e vasta collezione di servizi da thè e hai anche il pollice verde...
...ma le sorprese non finiscono qui, vero?!?

Buona giornata a te !

Maddy

Tretswelt said...

Einfach wunderschön die Tassen.Ist auch mein Geschmack...Schne Woche .Bussi.Luciene.

Linda said...

Oh Carolyn, I could never tire of transferware. Thanks for the tip on the flowers. Now is that all annuals or just geraniums?

Sandy said...

What a wonderful transferware teacup collection! Just gorgeous.

Andi's English Attic said...

I particularly liked the cups with the little red house on them. xx

A Garden of Threads said...

Hi Carolyn, I hope you had a wonderful weekend, even with the frost. Love the transfer ware, but the brown is my favorite. Take care.

Susan said...

Wow,Carolyn. You have a wonderful collection of tea cups. Just fabulous variety, too! Susan

NanaDiana said...

Beautiful! I have never seen those that you show in the first picture- What a beautiful, deep rich color they are. They are all beautfiul.

I have overwintered some plants too...some survive...some don't. I believe it is the survival of the fittest!

Have a wonderful week- Diana

Made In The South said...

Oh...cooler temps, I can only dream of those here in Louisiana.
Your collection is just beautiful. I could not choose a favorite. I will be on the lookout around here and Texas for your beautiful green. If I find any I will be happy to forward those to you.
Have a wonderful week,
Missy

{oc cottage} said...

Is there any more left in Canada? What an amazing collection! WOW!

m ^..^

Jacqueline~Cabin and Cottage said...

What an exciting parade of transferware you have shown recently! So delightful!

La Table De Nana said...

It's always nice to be able to see one's beautiful collections..You have so many and each one is a delight.
I was a realtor for 27 yrs and rarely have I come across so much loveliness :)In that Victorian romantic fashion.

Kom Achterom said...

nice nice!! the colours of autumn i love it!!
happy evening
Yolanda

Sonia said...

So absolutely beautiful!! Makes me want to add to my collection!! I especially love the purple! I do want more red ...as I would use it for Christmas. Thanks for sharing your gorgeous pieces!!

Miss Bloomers

Pamela Gordon said...

HI Carolyn, It was me that asked about overwintering geraniums. Thanks for your answer. I think our basement is too warm and bright now. I'm surprised you had a heavy frost already. We haven't had any here yet. I love your transferware dishes, especially the mauve and the teal green which are both so different. I want to let you know that I am a Grandma to a beautiful boy named Ewan Matthew. This is our first and we are so excited to meet him.
Blessings,
Pam

Madelief said...

Hi Carolyn,

Your collection of transferware is very pretty! I especially like the blue cups.

Can't believe that you already had frost. It so soon. I hope it will take a little while longer before we have frost in Holland. However, it was a very cold night yesterday. In the daytime temperatures have already dropped to 14 degrees celcius, so it won't be long.

I hope you will get some more sunny fall days!

Lieve groet, Madelief

Mariette VandenMunckhof-Vedder said...

Dearest Carolyn,

First of all I can't believe you had already a good frost! What a difference with us here in the south. Glad we finally got rain and a good cool off to only 25°C instead of the 30°C+ for the past 3 weeks.
You have quite a transferware collection! Did you ever check at Replacements Ltd? They do carry over 2,000.000 pieces of China so you might have good luck finding some missing pieces there! On my blog, to the left under labels you find them and I have hyperlinks to there site build in...

Rainy greetings from Georgia to you and stay cozy with you beautiful china!

MariettesBacktoBasics

Pétales de fée said...

C'est le royaume des tasses à thé chez toi ! Combien de placards, de vaisseliers et d'armoires as-tu en tout ? (rires !)
Elles sont toutes très belles!
A bientôt !

Deanna said...

Carolyn, I really love the brown transferware especially with Autumn being here.

You have a beautiful collection of transferware. Lovely photos and so glad you have shared.

Our temperatures are starting to cool down and I am so hoping that we have a long Indian Fall.

God bless,
d from homehaven

Hélène Flont , french illustrator said...

My favorite cup is absolutely the delicate one with mauve and lavender tonality. So delicate.
Carolyn, Bienvenue!! I would love to see you in my garden ans studio with canvas & and paintbrush. ;).

Cindy said...

I thoroughly admire all of your transfeware, but my favorite is the brown and white.
Hugs, Cindy

Lebenslust was sonst said...

Dear Carolyn!
Your China is beautiful,your Home ist fantastic.Greetings from Austria.

Victorian1885 said...

Oh Carolyn..Be still my heart..swoon..I have never seen such lovely patterns! I am stuck on the red & blue so will have to be on the lookout for the other beautiful colours! Have a great week.
Wanda

Custom Comforts said...

I love your transferware! I recently started blogging and I am collecting the brown transferware because I was inspired by a blog I read at Cabin and Cottage. I only have 3 pieces so far, but that's not too bad for only 2 weeks of looking. Your blog is just beautiful!!!! Is it really as pretty on Prince Edward's Island as in the Anne of Green Gables movies? By the look of your blog, it must be.
Cindy

Georgianna said...

My goodness, you do have the most amazing collection, Carolyn! They're all simply beautiful.

I've never tried that with annuals. But then we have pretty mild winters. Wow - the first frost already? I think it will be at least six weeks before we have one. Weatherman is predicting hotter than normal and dry the rest of this week, which my roses will appreciate!

Good luck getting all your garden treasures tucked in and have a lovely week. – g

Anonymous said...

Carolyn, Thank you for sharing the rest of your transferware teacup collection. It is quite lovely.
I have 2, they aren't antique, but maybe I should start collecting a few!
Very interesting how you save your annuals til next year. I'm going to ponder that. With our cats who like to get into everything, it might be difficult.

Marilia Marques said...

Hello Carolyn! I'm portuguese and I love your teacups, you know the green ones you show there, we have the same in Portugal from the begining of the last century. The name is "Beira" and we have it from "Fábrica de Sacavém" and from "Fabrica de Massarelos" (2 big factorys who have closed his doors already).
I realy love antique things and I live around this subject because I sell it, but I collect it as well because I can't resist to such beauty!!!! :-)
I'm always here watching your beautiful world, be happy and keep give us so many and good things to admire.

Marília Marques

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Carrie said...

Ohh, each pattern is more exquisite than the one before! I especially love the green and the blue.

Sandi@ Rose Chintz Cottage said...

Carolyn, your teacups are beautiful, but I love the first one and of course the black and cream toile one that you received as a gift. Such lovely collections!

Blessings,
Sandi

Judith @ Lavender Cottage said...

All your patterns are pretty.
Judith

The Tablescaper said...

Thank you so much for sharing your collection. It is truly beautiful.

- The Tablescaper

Faith Hope and Cherrytea said...

have just discovered this lovely fellow cdn spot of sunshine! so pleased ~
any chance of learning the pattern of the purple transferware? many thanks!
you're most welcome to stop by for tea & chat at FHC ..

~*ca*~ said...

hello..carolyn..cantik sungguh set teko anda saya sangat teruja..di malaysia tiada yang serupa dengan yang kamu miliki..teringin saya memiliki teko dan set teh @ kopi seperti milik kamu..silalah datang ke blog saya..