One never knows when Queen Elizabeth or her pal Phillip will pop in for tea. A teacup bearing their initials might come in handy.
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10 comments:
Oh my how special those are!
One never knows.....giggles. You're all set! Oh, that cup and saucer is a real find! I have the ommemorative coin of their 25th anniversary. I think it's from the early 70s.
hmmm...there ought to be a c in commemorative - somewhere...lol
I just discovered your blog today and I love the things you share. Your tea cups are so lovely.
oh jolly good, what? I say, old bean, a spot of tea would go down well, right about now ^.^
Those are so cool, by the way.
I have a cup and saucer commemorating HRM's 80th birthday. Shall I bring it and join you for a nice cuppa?
You must be an antique collector. You have all the lovelies from the past.
Oh how pretty! And what coincidence, my sister and I are decorating our table for the spring tea in a Princess Diana theme! What a hoot!
Beautiful! Love your china.
Lovely cup and saucer and I like the pretty quilt too.
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