I don’t really need to elaborate on the fact that it’s been quite cold the last few days. Suffice to say that Don and I are feeling a bit blue. It’s going to rain later today. The peepers have stopped peeping, which is what they do when it gets too cold. Let’s warm it up, Mother Nature – I miss my little friends.
Egg cups, anyone?
On the left: a charming little egg cup from a line called Cottage Ware.
Center: an egg cup with a built-in saucer. I found it at the flea market in Paris. It’s marked, but I haven’t figured out what the mark means.
Right: This cup is from Devon in England and was a gift from my longtime blogging friend, Mary. She was born in Devon. A sweet little cottage nestled among the trees. Marked.
On the right – the other side of the egg cup from Devon.ย Could this be any more charming?
On the left: a pair of egg cups marked “Germany.” I fell in love with them when I saw them a few years back on eBay. I love seeing bluebirds on anything (two of my favorite Christmas ornaments have bluebirds on them.) These are beautifully painted.
On the right: two gold lustreware egg cups. They’re not a pair, as they are two different sizes. Remember my knit bunny rabbit egg cup cozies? One of them is sitting on top of a cup that matches the one on the left. The one on the left is marked but I can’t read it. The one on the right is marked “Germany.”
Two large double egg cups.
Left: a charming egg cup from France that I found in Vignettes, an antique shop I used to haunt when I was working in San Diego on the Shakespeare Summer Rep. It’s not marked. You know I love those colors.
Right: a very old cup that I found in a local antique shop that, sadly, is no more. It closed during lockdown and I really miss it. I love this design, which reminds me of Clarice Cliff pottery from England. It’s not marked.
Oh yes, there’s more. Coming soon!
Stay safe.
Happy Wednesday.