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| Well, the haggis, the tatties and neeps have been eaten and the tartans have been put away. We'll look forward to next year's Robbie Burns Dinner |
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| I thought I would share my heather tea cups with you. |
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| I just love the cap and swords. It's so very Scottish. |
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| And the heather is so very pretty! |
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| This cup is from the Royal Stafford Tartan Series. It is the MacDonald tartan. |
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| It's very pretty with all the lovely heather. |
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| I'm on the look out for a MacKenzie tea cup from the series. My daughter is now a McKenzie and even though she doesn't spell it in the Scottish way, it would still be a great find. |
9 comments:
Such pretty teacups! I do love the heather. Hope you find a MacKenzie teacup soon!
Nancy
Love the heather...which grows well here, and hate the haggis! Great teacup. Love tartans as well.
Ruth
How interesting and something I have not seen! Really lovely!
Beautiful Tartan teacup. My hubby and I went to a Robert Burns dinner when we visited Edinburgh, Scotland, but I didn't eat the Haggis. Hubby liked it though.
I mailed your giveaway package off yesterday, and insured it, so please let me know when it arrives and if the contents are undamaged. Thanks so much! ~ Phyllis
Love your tea cups, Lady B! Now, let's go find more tartans to add to your collection. :)
Thank you, Phyllis. I will let you know.
I'll have to see if there was a McRae (or even MacRae) cup in the series!
Oh I adore heather and I adore that cup and saucer! WOW.
I do have just a wee bit of Scots in my heritage.
Pretty teacups, Lady B.
Perhaps a trip to the heaths to find the elusive one? :)
I love reading your blog- I always learn so much.
I love that plaid - one of my favs. I used to have a skirt (size 5, the good old days) in it and about wore it out....well, no outgrew it is more the truth of the matter...but loved it.
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