Who makes this china pattern?

[in_newengland]

I couldn't see it well enough to compare it with anything else. IIRC, the cups had fluted sides. It's pretty.

[ClaraC]

I like this pattern a lot too - it's really pretty.

If anyone can figure it out, and post it, I'd like to buy the coffee carafe. And maybe use it as a water pitcher.

[miu]

I find it odd that this tea service that is so difficult to make out from the video footage is so desirable to the OP. But just because it was used on a tv show, doesn't mean that it was special to begin with. Film and tv props are usually bought very cheaply by the staff due to budget constraints and the real possibility of breakage by the actors and the crew.

[jamary1]

Originally Posted by miu

I find it odd that this tea service that is so difficult to make out from the video footage is so desirable to the OP. But just because it was used on a tv show, doesn't mean that it was special to begin with. Film and tv props are usually bought very cheaply by the staff due to budget constraints and the real possibility of breakage by the actors and the crew.

On the other hand, I find it odd that it seems to bother you so much that the OP finds the china pattern desirable.

[petsandgardens]

Very pretty. Any luck with Replacements? I'm thinking the flower is violets or violas. Do a search online and see if you can find something similar and contact the site/store that is showing it.

[PilgrimsProgress]

Originally Posted by petsandgardens

Very pretty. Any luck with Replacements? I'm thinking the flower is violets or violas. Do a search online and see if you can find something similar and contact the site/store that is showing it.

I forgot about this thread. A tea set is something I can live without. It just caught my eye and seemed like it would go with my Lenox French Carved Square dinnerware as both styles are very feminine.

https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/sto...lection/244932

[PriscillaVanilla]

Laura Ashley used to sell something similar in their store many years ago. They were mugs with the same sort of pattern on them, made in the U.K.

[Lemming95]

Wild strawberries? Wedgewood? https://www.wedgwood.com/wild-strawb...hoCQ7UQAvD_BwE

[PilgrimsProgress]

Originally Posted by Lemming95

Wild strawberries? Wedgewood? https://www.wedgwood.com/wild-strawb...hoCQ7UQAvD_BwE

In the video they look purple or blue and are different style. Could they be butterflies instead of flowers?
But don't give up guessing!