Another thing I obsess over is vintage and antique lace. This piece is beyond beautiful, and I suspect it is probably a hundred years old. It's pretty fragile and is rampant with little holes here and there, but I just scrunch it up to hide the imperfections. Look at the detail of this lace. There are several crowns and bows and roses. How romantic can you get? I wish I knew the history of this piece. It's truly one of my faves.
Thanks for joining us for tea. You are always welcome.
You're a teaseeeeeee.... tell me how the chocolate fruit thing was!!!!! I was hoping for a bite by bite tutorial.
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What a lovely post. I almost felt like I was there. Beautiful blog too. I'm your newest follower. Love that tray and your vignette...beautiful and delicious looking!
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Debbie
Stopping by from Nick of Time. Your tea setting is so beautiful. Love the pattern. I also like the silver tray beneath. Very pretty vignette. I'd sure come for a tea. Following you on Linky - hope you'll follow back!
ReplyDeleteOkay, so what was in your fruit drink? Everything was very beautiful! I adore lace. Your piece is wonderful.
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PS Now following you on Linky.
ReplyDeleteThe fruit drink was simply rasberry sorbet diluted with a touch of 7-up and topped with fresh berries. Very light and tasty. The pastry was a chocolate cup that can be purchased at some specialty shops. It had vanilla cake in the bottom and was topped with a little custard and topped with fresh berries as well. In other words, it was a compote in chocolate. We did not make it, but thought, gee, we could have. So simple.
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barb
That lace is really beautiful! Pleeease tell us more about the fruit smoothie. It looks absolutely yummy.
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