The china of the week for this week is one of my favorites (probably because growing up my parents had a set of this) - it's called 'cuckoo' and is made by wedgewood in the 80s. It's part of their colonial williamsburg series. These are really charming - I have 2 teacups and saucers and a little biscuit plate of this that I use for my everyday tea. It's a sturdier china so I don't feel like it will chip easily and it's just so pretty. This is pretty hard to find as it's so popular. I would love to have a whole set of this someday.
Wedgewood 'Cuckoo'
The china of the week for this week is one of my favorites (probably because growing up my parents had a set of this) - it's called 'cuckoo' and is made by wedgewood in the 80s. It's part of their colonial williamsburg series. These are really charming - I have 2 teacups and saucers and a little biscuit plate of this that I use for my everyday tea. It's a sturdier china so I don't feel like it will chip easily and it's just so pretty. This is pretty hard to find as it's so popular. I would love to have a whole set of this someday.
