I've never met anyone who didn't like pansies.
Every spring I look forward to their arrival and
I'm quite sure you do too!
Today is "Friends Sharing Tea" and I am glad you
joined me as I am sharing a few Pansy teatime things.
Up above is one of the Afternoon
Tea Trays my husband
had made for me.
I love tea strainers and different gadgets
and find them entertaining!
I gravitate to vintage things and I love the look of something old, worn and never let crazing stop me. Do you know what crazing is? All those tiny crackling marks on a really old teapot are crazing. It means it was loved!
Hi Bernideen...I agree! You can never have too many pansies! They are just so cheerful! Your display is wonderful...so full of the joy of spring! Thanks so much for hosting, and linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
ReplyDeleteRuth
My love of purple makes me partial to pansies! I also love the porcelain strainers--they look so elegant!
ReplyDeleteHi Bernideen and thank you for hosting. I adore your pansy collectibles. Here in Georgia, we plant pansies in October and they bloom all winter into May before the heat gets too hot.
ReplyDeleteOh- I dearly LOVE pansies. My grandmother loved them, too, and said they looked like happy little faces that welcomed her into the garden when she went out. Your pieces are amazing and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI wish you could see my friend Ruth's collection of teapots. She has two that have beautiful pansies on them and I am pretty sure one of them is quite old. I believe it was one her mother had.
Happy week to you! xo Diana
Oh, so glad I could "get on" this time! Last few times I tried to access your blog, I kept getting an error message for some odd reason (never happened before, so maybe it was a glitch with my computer?) ... At any rate, I'd hate to miss out on these beautiful pansies. Now you've set me on a mission to be on the lookout for vintage English pansy teapots!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty post with all of the pansies. Can you believe this is the first year I've ever planted them? I love looking at their purple velvety petals. You have quite a collection of pansy tea ware. I too am always on the lookout for vintage English teapots. I really like your porcelain strainer. It matches so well with the teacup.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting and enjoy your week! ~Nora
Next to roses, pansies are my favorite flowers. I love the vintage tea cups you have collected. Your post is just perfect this week. Thanks for sharing. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeletePansies are the BEST! Their sweet "faces" always cheer me up. I will be adding some to my garden soon. I "think" we are past the worst cold. And they don't seem to mind a little chill in the air. Your tea things are WONDERFUL.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing your pansie tea today, Bernideen. I was on the same line of thinking and shared a pansie tea, too. I so love your tiered trays that your sweetie makes for you. They are beautiful! Thank you for hosting your lovely party with us.
ReplyDeleteHi Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteI love your pansy theme tea and I am looking forward to pansies in the garden again too.
Thank you for hosting,
Carolyn
I do love all your pansies. It is like visiting your garden in springtime. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour pansy's are so pretty and you have a wonderful collection. Thanks so much for sharing them with us. Your husband did a terrific job on your tiered trays.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week,
Mary
Hi Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteI do love pansies too and have bought some for my front door planters. I especially like the miniature ones. Your collection of pansy china is gorgeous! Thank you for making me feel better about my newest Bridesmaid Rose teacups. I actually spent more on the second one. Now that the Canadian exchange rate is not good I must stop buying...but, do you ever see the tea plates for Bridesmaid Rose? Please let me know if you do. How I wish I could visit your shop. Thank you for hosting Tuesday Tea Time. Happy Tea Day! Karen
Dear Bernideen,
ReplyDeleteI am back again for the tea parties. Your Pansy themed tea is wonderful. I love Pansys also and you have a sweet collection of nice items with this flowers. Thank you for sharing them with us. And thanks for hosting this charming tea party. Wish you a spring fuill of Pansies.
Best greetings, Johanna
It is pansy heaven at your tea gathering today Bernideen. I was enjoy all the china and linens you have to celebrate various flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Mosaic Monday.
Thank you for hosting! Your teapots are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love pansies. They are like little faces smiling in the garden.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Bernideen. xoox
ReplyDeleteEverything is beautiful, Bernideen! And as I wrote your name, the song, "Oh, Bernideen" popped into my head! OK back to your post...Love it all! My grandmother had a pansie garden so they have always been a favorite of mine, reminding me of her. I also love the way you put the doily on the footed plate with the flowers hanging over it. I' m going to have to try that!. So pretty! Praying for Sandie.
ReplyDeleteBernideen, had to laugh when I read your "I recently realized that sometimes I have left comments on participants blogs but clicked the 'sign out' button at the end so you never got the comment. I guess it is not good to leave comments when one is tired and not so alert." I've done that many times! Love your pansies.
ReplyDeleteBernideen, if you want to remove my link, I understand completely. It's not strictly about tea, but it does mention my lifelong obsession with tea (the beverage and the occasion).
ReplyDeleteOh my Bernideen, what an amazing collection of china. The pansies are gorgeous. I do love those gorgeous little flowers. They are a true sign of spring.
ReplyDeleteWhat a talented and sweet hubby. The trays are spectacular.
Happy Sunday.
Janet