Wide Brimmed Tea Party Hat for Girls in Lime Green
Only $3.99
This little cutie in a nice bright lime green will put your little girl right in style.
Flower - Lime Green Tropical With Crystal Center
Only $0.89
This flower is a full five inches across, an easy way to decorate your hat.
Young Girl's Tea Party Hat in Lime Green and White
Only $4.99
On SALE for only $3.99
Don't you just love lime green? Little girls do, too!
Barrette - Satin Butterfly Bow in Lime Green and White
Only $1.49
A very nice take-home favor on its own or to add to the tea hat.
Barrette - Classic Satin Bow in Lime Green
Only $0.79

Shamrock Clover Pattern - Gold Plated - Demi Spoon
Only $2.69
Great little gift for your Irish friends!
Beanie Hat For Girls Ages 1 to 12 - Lime Green
Only $4.99
On SALE for only $3.99
Decorated, this will become a most flattering tea party hat!
Shamrock Clover Pattern - Stainless Steel - Demitasse Spoon
Only $2.29
Celebrate your Irish heritage while you enjoy your tea!
Plain Bucket Hat - Great for Decorating - Lime Green - 21 Inches
Only $4.99
On SALE for only $3.99
Check out the Tea Party Hat Gallery for more decorating ideas.
Eloise Salt and Pepper Shakers, Green Birdies on a Tray
Only $9.99

Tea Set for Young Girls by Green Toys
Only $29.99
Voted as one of the "Best Toys For Kids 2009" by the American Specialty Toy Retailing Association

FAQ

What's a Sadler Tea Pot?
James Sadler's company was founded in 1882, and soon became one of the leading manufacturers of teapots in the UK. It all began with James Sadler, who built a factory in Burslem at the heart of the ceramic industry in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire England. He went on and made a name for himself by making fine earthenware teapots.

He soon became famous, and a James Sadler teapot became synonymous with quality and good taste. The first teapots were made using a red clay with a dark brown glazed surface. The Rockingham Brown, or 'Brown Betty' as it is affectionately known, is still in production today using a more elegant, less utilitarian, white clay.

It is an encouraging thought that the original James Sadler, whose great-grandson is still involvd with the firm today would have approved of the diversity and design of the current range of collector's teapots.

Remember, if it doesn't have the James Sadler bottom stamp, it isn't a James Sadler teapot!


What is Chintz?

Chintz was originally a cloth produced in India and printed with flowers in a variety of different colors. Using calico cloth the designs were either painted on or stained into the fabric. Chintz became popular for use in homes in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries and was eventually produced there. At first Europeans copied the Indian patterns and later added their own original designs.

Modern chintz consists of bright patterns printed on a light background. It is produced today on fabrics and various types of pottery. Chintz Ware is distinguishable by its dense, all-over pattern of flowers or, infrequently, other objects. Toile is considered a form of chintz.

What is Toile?

It has come to our attention that many people don't know how to pronounce the word. Toile rhymes with ball (twall). That being established, lets move on to a brief description of the appearance of toile. French in origin, most times this print was done with a soft ivory color in the background although others colors have become available in recent years. It is the unique patterns on the background that make it toile. Think pastoral, primitive French country scenes all done in shades of one color. Due to its timeless classic simplicity, toile is often used by designers. This has given rise to a far reaching variety of patterns and colors. However, the monochromatic color scheme is what distinguishes this print.

For a very funny expose on toile you may enjoy
this article.

Where can I find more information?

We have attempted here to answer some very basic questions you may have about various china makers and styles. If you are looking for some great in depth information this site may be of interest to you: The Potteries
 

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