Thursday

Show and Tell


Time for Kelli's Show and Tell, go here for more fun!

I'm showing my Tea Time tree today. This tree is full of mini tea cups and tea pots, most of them have been given to me by dear friends.
This Tea Time Christmas tree is in the dining room, on top of my tea cart.
I'm going to sneak in this Santa Claus here, it's on the curtains in the dining room. I love him, he is very unique.

Here are some close-ups of things on the tree. The yellow rose ornament was also a gift. A yellow rose is my "signature."
My husband brought me this Battenburg lace fan from Italy.
The candy ribbon is in the shape of a tea pot. The tiny blue and white tea pot I bought while in Holland. The little mini poinsettia tea set was a gift from a dear friend last Christmas.
Note the tiny Lenox tea cart at the bottom. There's also a matching Lenox tea cup.
I bought a tea time ornament similar to this herbal tea one, but now I can't find where it is!!
This little mini tea pot has pearl beads "pouring" down to the tea cup!
I just received the Thomas Kinkade mini tea pot today! I love Thomas Kinkade things!

I hope you enjoyed seeing my tea time tree. Go down to the next few posts to see my Snowman Tree, and snowman collection, plus other Christmas decorations. I'm slowly getting the decorating done, I'll share them as I do them.

Katherine

34 comments:

Rechelle ~Walnuthaven Cottage~ said...

Oooo! I love your teatime tree! It's absolutely perfect!

Pink Princess said...

CUTE!! And it was fun to see the Dutch one, lol.

Hugs from Marian from the Netherlands, hence my seeing the Dutch one :)

Unknown said...

What a beautiful wee tree. Love your tiny tea sets.

I love to see other people's Christmas goodies. Thanks for sharing yours.

I am blogging daily until Christmas Eve about my decor, traditions and food here in Northern Ireland.

Anonymous said...

Those are adorable. I enjoy watching it. I love them all!

Have a great day!

Jane said...

Katherine,

Thank you for sharing this today. It seems we are kindred spirits with tea cups and Thomas Kinkade, although I am not half as creative as you. I enjoy all the tea tree decorations so much.

A Hint of Home said...

Your tree is just beautiful! What a great place for a tea time tree, on your tea cart. Your ornaments are precious.

Alice said...

I love seeing all your tiny tea things. They make for a beautiful, personal tree.

Hootin Anni said...

Ohhhhhhhhhhh, I truly LOVE this idea. So adorable, and still so festive.

My Show n Tell is a holiday tale, come by and visit if you can find some time. Happy Weekend.

Heidi Pocketbook said...

What a gorgeous little tree you have!

Anonymous said...

Love it! I did one this year too but I don't have as many ornaments as you!

Manuela

Gattina said...

That's the most original Christmas tree I have seen so far ! Teapots on the Christmas tree, that really looks very beautiful !

Linda C said...

Such a sweet teacup tree! And the ornaments are beautiful!
Linda C

Ceekay-THINKIN of HOME said...

Your tea tree is precious. And I love that you put in on the tea cart. I should do one of those someday...

Gone said...

Katherine, your tree is lovely. I collect tea cups and tea pots...in regular size. I have a Tea Cart, too. Perhaps I should think about getting some mini's and doing a Tea Tree, next year!!

I love the Santa, the fan and the ribbon candy in the shape of a teapot.

Thanks for visiting.

Jan

Julieann said...

Your tea-time tree is so unique and beautiful!!!

Julieann

Unknown said...

Now, that's a first for me. Love the idea.

Anonymous said...

What a beautiful tree and such a nice and creative idea. I love your tea tree. I hope you have a wonderful day.

Lois Christensen said...

LOVE the little miniature tea sets on your tree! What a clever thing to do! Thanks for sharing!

Liesel said...

What a fun Christmas tree!

JudyBug said...

Hard to pick a favorite. They are all so cute but I think the one that is "pouring" tea is the cutest!

Becki said...

Your tea-tree is so sweet. Lovely ornaments!

Cottage Rose said...

Good evening Katherine; I just adore you tea cup tree. So pretty. I also like your sweet snow man tree.

Have a great weekend.

Hugs;
Alaura

Tammy said...

That is such a charming tree- what a wonderful idea! :)

Elizabeth-Plain and Simple said...

I enjoyed your blog and seeing all of your decorations. Thank you for sharing them.

Elizabeth

La Tea Dah said...

I love your tea tree! What beautiful ornaments --- lovely! The Thomas Kinkade mini tea pot is lovely!

LaTeaDah

Adrienne said...

Good morning, Katherine -
Your tea tree is darling! It's so perfect for your home. Thanks for sharing it with us today. I'd love to put one in my tiny little kitchen but there's no room.
~Adrienne~

Musings of A Minister said...

You said you were busy and you weren't kidding. You could stay busy just reading all your lovely comments.

Lady Katherine said...

Love the tree, I see a cup of old country roses, wish I could reach through the computer! lol I need a few more to finish collection. I missed the tea set got go back and look!

Alice said...

Your Tea Time Christmas Tree is gorgeous! It must have taken you quite some time to collect all the pieces. So beautiful! Great post!

Please feel free to stop by my blog and visit anytime.

Anonymous said...

I've enjoyed seeing your te time tree. I usually have a kitchen tree. NOt this year.
Mama Bear

Hootin Anni said...

Regarding the Nutcracker Illustrated Book on my Friday Blog. I bought it in 1996 I believe, and since you asked about it being reproduced, I went out to Amazon.Com and found this:

HERE

You may try to look for it on EBay or Abe Book Sellers. That seems like a hefty price for an used book.

Bonita said...

Such beautiful decorations and I'm in love with your tea time tree!

Carole Burant said...

That is one of the most delightful trees I've ever seen...look at all those precious mini teapots and cups!! What a beautiful collection you have:-) xoxo

Lallee said...

Your collection is wonderful. You'll soon need a larger tree ;-)