I got this stoneware teacup a long time ago, it is not part of a set but I will miss it. There is one left from the bunch I bought at the time. I like stoneware.
It's lovely. Use superglue (or equivalent) and use it for something else- like a tiny plant or a container. I have one tea cup with glued on handle in a set of four which I sometimes use when I need all four. I give it to myself and pick up using the cup itself, avoiding pressure on the handle! This is too attractive to toss! JanF
Ouch! I know the feeling. A friend gave us a couple of Waterford goblets every year for several years and a few years ago, I cracked one of the bases. Sigh...
I too like stoneware.
ReplyDeleteYes no plastic!
ReplyDeleteOh, I like stoneware too. I can see why you will miss this cup!
ReplyDeleteI wanted a variety in color of stoneware, but I ended up with the basic. Oh, so great the cup lasted so long. Hope your week is going well.
ReplyDeleteOh, a broken cup. I have a lot of cups I should get rid of, but then sometimes, you need a lot of cups. All the best to a great start of 2024.
ReplyDeleteSad. Can´t you fix it?
ReplyDeleteGoing to try Iris.
DeleteOh no. I hate saying goodbye to a favorite mug!
ReplyDeleteOh no. Can you glue the handle? I like stoneware too.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh to bad. This is a very nice cup.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely. Use superglue (or equivalent) and use it for something else- like a tiny plant or a container. I have one tea cup with glued on handle in a set of four which I sometimes use when I need all four. I give it to myself and pick up using the cup itself, avoiding pressure on the handle! This is too attractive to toss! JanF
ReplyDeleteJanF thanks I will try that it is a clean break, why not?
DeleteStoneware is beautiful, Christine. I like this cup, too.
ReplyDeleteVerry nice Christine.
ReplyDeleteIt's still beautiful! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteA beautiful cup. I hope it can be repaired, or you can find a similar intact one somewhere.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm sorry. That's a pretty cup.
ReplyDeleteI will try gluing at some point Erika.
ReplyDeleteThanks Hilly
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely cup.
ReplyDeleteHope you may be able to fix it.
All the best Jan
Es muy linda. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat stoneware. Nice cup!
ReplyDeleteOuch! I know the feeling. A friend gave us a couple of Waterford goblets every year for several years and a few years ago, I cracked one of the bases. Sigh...
ReplyDeleteQue pena, era una taza muy bonita. Besos
ReplyDeleteDefinitely better than most other material
ReplyDeletelook sweet.... sad
ReplyDeleteIt is a sad day when we break a treasure.
ReplyDeleteso sorry about your cup-can the handle be glued back together?
ReplyDeleteI love stoneware dishes too and handmade pottery dishes, bowls etc they make me happy
hubby never bought only because he finds them heavy ?
ReplyDeletesome ne will replace and be part of your day :)
I hate when this happens and you lose something that you use on a daily basis. There's something about the familiarity of it that brings comfort.
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