In the country the days are not only getting colder but looking outside the vibrant autumn colours of the gardens have turned to a dismal grey. Harvest season is almost behind us and soon we'll be changing out the Thanksgiving (in Canada we celebrated on October 14th) and autumn decor for Christmas (my favourite holiday time) decor, so it seemed fitting to take a cup of tea in the kitchen surrounded by three walls of windows - enjoying the autumn decor on the island.
I'll be steeping some wonderful Moroccan mint green tea in a cast iron teapot.
This little gadget is amazing for ensuring the tea is steeped in a timely manner...
This lovely was a gift from Mr. G a couple years ago and the blue, orange and yellow colours with leaf like scroll and petite little flowers, I thought was a good choice for saying good-bye to the gardens. This is made by Versace and is one of my favs. made it Italy. Don't you just love the gold winged handle?
To hold our treat for this tea - is a plate with a finger holster for easy holding. I am told it's a lemon plate - but I think it's wonderful for serving these amaretti cookies from the bakery.
Hugs and Blessings,
Stay in Step with High Heeled Life ...
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Hi Celia. Your tea looks wonderful! I love the Versace...and the cookies are lovely. There is something so blissfully relaxing about pausing for a restful tea break. I love amoretti cookies. Have a wonderful week!
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Dearest Celia,
ReplyDeleteLove your autumn decor on your island!
Moroccan mint tea, how soothing that is and steeped inside such a cast iron tea pot is very authentic. Mint tea is good for our belly, it takes away any bloating and is calming.
Love your Versace cup and saucer and of course the Amaretti cookies. How clever for punching in each an almond.
Hope your week is a lovely one!
Hugs,
Mariette
PS Can't sleep due to some bad allergies...
I enjoyed a lot this high-end tea <3
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Thank you for sharing your Italian tea time! I think your tea cup is incredible. I haven't seen one like that before. So vibrant and creative. I have never seen that tea timer. I am guessing the colors refer to the different types of tea? Pretty handy!
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Terri
Yes... green, black and herbal - it really is helpful to learning the steeping time of the different teas. xo
DeleteHey Celia… Your Versace Tea Cup is so bold and inviting… steeping the tea in your caste iron pot will surely make it the perfect balance for teatime pleasure..of course those Amaretto cookie really look yummy too… Love your little tea timers. too cute. Thanks for sharing this fun post…Hugs
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ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting tea timer! I have not seen one like it before. Your Versace cup is perfect and the plate of cookies look delicious! Although I don't have one, I am always drawn to those cast iron teapots; very cute! Sounds like you have a beautiful room to take your tea in. Thanks for sharing this with us at Tea Time and enjoy your day, my friend.
Blessings & hugs,
Sandi
Celia, dear, what an elegant and stylish tea time!!! The tea timer is so cute and useful, besides pretty.
ReplyDeleteYour Versace Tea Cup is also amazing with the gold winged handle.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful all with us.
Love and blessings
xoxo
By the way your cookies plate looks so yummy, yummy, ;)
Hi: Love the elegant tea cups. They look so beautiful. Have a great week. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeleteHi Celia, Your pumpkins and teacup are beautiful! The Moroccan mint green tea sounds delicious, especially with those yummy cookies. Your granite countertop looks very similar to mine. Have a delightful day, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that wonderful tea timer? Brand name? I am going to find one because I'm always overdoing my tea, especially green! How may tea pots do you have? Take a pix someday - I love tea pots - cast iron, ceramic, glass...
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