The Tea Table by Henri Le Sidaner 1938

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The Tea Table by Henri Le Sidaner 1938
Henri Le Sidaner, The Tea Table, 1938
Ruskin Spear (1911-1990), The Tea Table (n.d.), oil on canvas, 43 x 63 cm. Via BBC.
I know not if to avoid (in a manner which may not seem as if we did so) all Speech of that which is above our Capacity to talk judiciously of, be not as great an Argument of good Sense, as to be able to declaim on it with the utmost Oratory.
The Tea-Table; Eliza Haywood
This afternoon's teacup is an antique, made of English fine bone china. Bought this at my local antique shop for about eight dollars. <3 And I love my pretty little strainer.
I don't know why my Asylum loose-leaf is in the corner, that's not even what I was drinking. Oh well.
I was drinking Lemon Mango from The Tea Table, one of my personal favorite tea sources for loose-leaf. "A caffeine-free herbal blend of diced lemon and mango with apple pieces, orange peel, hibiscus petals and rosehip chips." While I usually prefer milk teas, this is a lovely, fruity tea with a slight sweet zing which gets my mind up and operating. I also just love the pretty red color of this brew~
Now, off to study for finals~