Elizabeth Park Chintz Tea For One
#75 TE 7523428
$39.95
Description
Just enough coffee or tea for you. Stackable service will accompany a good read.
This rose-print tea set is named after Elizabeth Park, the first public rose garden in the United States. Located in Hartford, Connecticut, the Victorian-style garden opened in 1904.
This rose-print tea set is named after Elizabeth Park, the first public rose garden in the United States. Located in Hartford, Connecticut, the Victorian-style garden opened in 1904.
- 7".
- Porcelain.
- Set includes teapot, teacup, and saucer.
- Books not included.
- Not microwave-safe.
- Gift boxed.
- Exclusive!
from Renton, WA
November 21, 2015
Useful set
This tea set is so convenient to use. The teapot holds at least two cups of tea. I steep my loose earl grey in the morning or whenever I need a tea fix. It's just as beautiful in real life as the picture. It's pretty sturdy and would be perfect for a tearoom or tea party. I highly recommend this set.
This tea set is so convenient to use. The teapot holds at least two cups of tea. I steep my loose earl grey in the morning or whenever I need a tea fix. It's just as beautiful in real life as the picture. It's pretty sturdy and would be perfect for a tearoom or tea party. I highly recommend this set.
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