The winner of last week's giveaway, "The Tea Deck," is Sarah of the Sarah Did It! blog. Congrats! And this week, I have somet...

My research into the department store restaurants and tea rooms of yesteryear continues, and this week I received the latest vintage postcar...

You know how it is: You walk into an antique store looking for an old watering can, you walk out with a new teacup. Or in this case, a very ...

Oddly enough, one of the few popular, everyday kind of stores I don't have easy access to is a Kmart. There has not been one in my town ...

More than a year ago, I bought this wooden display shelf for 25 cents at a church yard sale. I got home and found there was nothing to hang ...

Several months ago, I was in an Atlanta area antique mall when I came across an undated but surely vintage cookbook from the Sandy Springs G...

The winner of the Irish Breakfast Tea and Irish recipe booklet from last week is Linda J. of Friendship Tea . I think it's particularly ...

Last year I bought a mini-popover pan, and I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to make these delicious treats! I made popovers sev...

It's always interesting to open a new packet of tea and see what the tea leaves look like. These tea leaves are some Iron Goddess tea I ...

There. Now grow!

Yes, I bought 17 new teacups this weekend. These ... ... and these ... ... and these. Fortunately, the 17 were part of this picture I've...