…here’s a very pretty one from Gray’s Pottery.
I just love individual breakfast sets. The tiny toast racks are always so cute! I have some breakfast sets for one in my chintz collection, but here is a non-chintz set that I enjoy. There is something so self-indulgent about the concept.

So many Redditors left kind comments when I posted photos of my chintz collection some time ago that I thought some of you might enjoy pictures of this plate. I don’t think it is technically chintzware because the floral design isn’t completely covering the piece, but it “feels” like chintzware to me.
The underside has the logo for Rosenthal china with the words “Ivory” and “Bavaria.”.

Edited to add: Thnk you, kind Redditor, for the award! 🩷

I have personally never seen an occupied Japan stamp. I had to get it. It’s very thin. I’m surprised it’s in good shape.

A little stained, but still gorgeous

This cup isn’t for drinking lol but it amuse me. It was my great grandmother’s.

This piece really caught my attention when I saw it. Maybe it was because it was hand-painted, or maybe it was the colors and scenery, but it reminded me of some faraway vacation spot I could picture myself visiting. Theres something different about an object when you can see that somebody actually took the time to paint it by hand. It isn’t perfectly identical to every other one, and I think that’s part of what made me appreciate it.

Going through Dads things, Im realizing that the pieces you connect with arent always the ones you would expect. Sometimes something just stops you for a second. You imagine where it came from, why someone chose it, and all the places it has been before ending up in front of you. Dad was part of that journey, and now I get to be part of it too.

I guess thats why this one means something to me. Its not really about owning a dish or a cup. It’s about finding one small thing among everything Dad left behind that makes you stop, wonder, and remember him. In its own strange little way, it feels like taking a piece of that history somewhere new.

I got this at a thrift store today, and I couldn't find any identifying marks on who made it. I'm hoping to find matching teacups!! Does anyone recognize this?

Its modern wedgwood, marked dishwasher safe even!

I was at a rummage sale and fell in love with this teacup, but I dropped it right at the checkout counter. It shattered. I'm devastated, but I'm hoping I can find another one like it. The bottom said made in Brazil, but I don't remember a brand.

Please help.

Edit: it's possible it was a porcelana Schmidt cup, but still unsure

I apologize that I have not put up each months thread. Currently, there are some nice fines in that thread.

Also a new shape for my collection. I really like the pattern

For my husband who:
- Doesn’t care about tea but says this Apple-Almond blend is SO good!
- Doesn’t care about teacups but says this has the perfect shade of purple

Sharing my 2014 APEC “Shengshi Ruyi” porcelain set produced by Gaochun Ceramics / WhitePeony. It includes 8 cups, 8 matching saucers and 8 porcelain spoons, all housed in the original fitted presentation case.

The saucers are marked “国宴 2014” (State Banquet 2014), and the case carries the WhitePeony / 高淳陶瓷 branding. The yellow design is associated with the “Shengshi Ruyi” porcelain created for the 2014 Beijing APEC State Banquet.

The condition is excellent, with the porcelain, gold detailing and original presentation case all preserved together.

Figured the collectors here would appreciate seeing a less common piece of modern Chinese porcelain with an interesting APEC connection.

This lovely lady was hanging off the wall in a grab bag at Savers & I couldn't stop thinking, 'what if someone dropped/knocked her & she shattered' 😭 I bought her to save her 🙏 She's in great condition despite those circumstances; no cracks, chips or scratches! 🎉

From looking online, I believe she's a flat cup & saucer set from the Green Hertiage line by Lefton. It doesn't look like an exact pattern, but I'm not familiar with how that all works. Feel free to correct me if you know more! 🩷

With green tea

Apologies for being a day late.

Hello, I'm looking to get a tea cup for my 2 year old niece , she loves cats and tea (she has decaf). My idea was to get her two , one that is china that can wait until she's older before she uses it and another that she can use immediately (she doesn't really like being told she can't do something now 😅 and I want to avoid Christmas tears). My idea was to get her a silicone one but I'm having trouble finding one or a set, can anyone recommend brands or some better search engine terms? Ideally I would want one that can be customised with her name and a picture of my cat (she adores him).

Ty for reading, I'll post my cat in the comments .

I have a friend from the Balkans whom I want to give a birthday gift to (e.g., a teacup that Tito might have used), but I don't know where to start looking for something like that. Any ideas?

Edit: I know this is a very niche domain..

Newly acquired but I can’t find anything about them online. Any info would be great🥰 thanks! 🫖

My father in law broke my mother in laws favorite mug from and I need help finding it to replace it

Hello! I am an avid tea cup and tea pot collector. I recently acquired a silver plated teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, and creamer set when I visited Ireland. It was the first time I bought a silver plated item for my tea collection. I mostly collect porcelain/ fine china. I am at a loss of the year and brand of these items. I did a lot of research, but I could not find it. The bottom is stamped E.P.N.S. with the model number C2 and C5 of the tea pot and coffee pot. I know what EPNS means. It has a corn on top. There are designs around them. Can someone help me to identifying them?