
Anyways, to the point! My love of Burleigh began during my time in England. I said that before I went back to the States I would find myself a proper English tea set. Then the last week of my year-long study abroad arrived a set was yet to be found. One drizzling May afternoon, I popped into a Bath curiosity shop ( adjacent to the Royal Crescent) and discovered the Asiatic Pheasant pattern, a delicate blue color in an exquisitely drawn designs of pheasants and florals. I purchased a small teapot and two cups and saucers, which I carried wrapped in as much packaging as would fit into my carry-on suitcase! My friend Jenn also fell in love with the pattern and purchased a pitcher, which she currently uses as a flower vase!


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I love how subtle the pattern is.
ReplyDeleteSo handsome. Love the dreamy shade of blue. I'm a sucker for Herend china though I haven't allowed myself to buy any. My grandmother bought us a full set of antique English china for an early wedding gift and I'm dying to get my hands on it. I've only seen pictures, but it's all hand painted floral loveliness---so pretty! Keep collecting! XO
ReplyDeleteThose look so delicate and pretty! Love!
ReplyDelete*love* this! I have a pretty set of china from my great grandmother that I adore, but am terrified of actually using, because I don't want anything to happen to it! Just this past week I've been easing into it by having my coffee in the little cups and saucers! It makes it better somehow! :) xoxo
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