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Calamityware: A Subversive Take on Blue Willow
At first glance, Calamityware looks like traditional Blue Willow—but look closer. This modern reinterpretation uses blue-and-white transferware to hide monsters, mayhem, and dark humor beneath...
An Introduction to Wedgwood Queensware China
First developed in the mid-18th century, creamware and later "Queen's Ware" was revolutionary not because it was rare or precious, but because it made beauty...
The Best Things to Do and See in Park Slope, Brooklyn
Park Slope has it all. Check out some of our favorite restaurants, venues, cultural destinations and more, located within a short walk from The Brooklyn Teacup's...
China Shard Magnets & Embracing Beauty in our Imperfections
At The Brooklyn Teacup, our china shard magnets are more than functional decor—they're a symbol of resilience and transformation. Made from broken pieces of porcelain,...
Teacup Stands- One of our Favorite Gifts from The Brooklyn Teacup!
A teacup stand from The Brooklyn Teacup is a unique and elegant piece, combining the charm of vintage teaware with practical functionality. With a teacup...
Not all Tiered Serving Trays are the Same: 2-tier vs 3-tier Trays
Tiered serving trays are a staple in many homes, known for their versatility and style. But when it comes to choosing between a 2-tier and...
Why Every Household Should Have a Tiered Serving Tray
A well-made tiered serving tray is an investment that will last for years. At The Brooklyn Teacup, our trays are crafted with care and attention...
So Much to be Thankful For
An Instagram post last week from our new friend Tanmaya (@hernewyorkedit) got way more attention than we’re used to, and we’re overwhelmed with the love...
Planning a tea party themed bridal shower? Read this first.
In this post, we cover everything from decor to menu planning to games and activities. So, whether you're an afternoon tea regular or a novice, we'll...