The ramblings & obsessions of a fisherman's wife! ~ a potpourri of history, genealogy and books. Also some general ramblings if they take my fancy!
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Tea Cup Tuesday - Queen Victoria 1887 - Oxford
So, this week another mug that sits on the picture window shelf in our lounge. This was a purchase from an antique shop or perhaps eBay.
Made, with no markings to commemorate the Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1887. When I purchased it, it already had the crack that is visible. I like these pieces that we made not just commemorate the event, but that they are named with the town they were from. This particular one is from Oxford. We have a plate for the 1887 Jubilee with Salisbury on.
Submitted as part of Tea Cups Tuesday hosted by Artful Affirmations & Martha's Favourites
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antiques and collectibles,
Tea Cup Tuesday
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Lovely! I love to see commemoratives...especially in this nice condition!
ReplyDeleteRuth
This is such a fine royal commemorative, and an antique as well!
ReplyDeleteSeasons Greetings,
Carrie
Hi: What a wonderful collection you have! Love the Royal Commemorative tea cups. Have a great week. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fab commemorative mug! I love the image of the Queen. I have seen some like this, and they almost always have cracks. They are just so old : )
ReplyDeleteI have cracks too Lol!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your fine collection.
Hugs,
Terri