SHE_BEARS

Now here we have various pots and fans. On the first shelf is a fan, made of ivory, dating back to around the 1920's. It has pink painted flowers with pink ribbon weaved between the spokes of the fan. Also on this shelf in the front, is a crystal perfume bottle from France, along with an English teapot and sugar/creamer.

On the second shelf, in the middle is a jam compote with salt and peppar shakers on top. It is extremely unique in that it was gotten from an estate sale and is dated around the early 1900's. The pot there is, again, an English reproduction.

The bottom shelf holds on the left, a Hall teapot in cobolt blue with 24 carat gold trim. Hall stopped making their teapots around 1950. This was given to me by a previous employer! The little set in the middle is from Japan. I got this myself while in high school, during a trip to Greenwich Village, New York, at a souvenier shop there. That was acquired in the 1960's!
The small teapot with the 'table setting' on the lid is Portmeirion {English}. If you look closely, right next to the larger Portmeirion teapot is a tiny teapot pin! Both were a gift from my son on one of my birthdays.
The fan on the second shelf is peach colored feathers, with a plastic frame, dating somewhere in the 1930's. It does not fold. The blue fan on the bottom shelf is from Japan, dating around the first world war.
As you can notice, there are also quite a few 'tiny' tea sets interspersed within all of my curio's. These were gotten from various places, and also hold interest for me. ANY size is a joy!