Check out this whimsical tea set from Jorine Oosterhoff — with footed bases and oversized lids, the service items take on personalities of their own (we're fond of the the Three Mad Hatters!). Made from porcelain that is only glazed on the interior. Tell us what you think, after the jump...
Three Mad Hatters — for chocolates, fruits & lemon slices.
Lady Marmalade — for marmalades & clotted cream.
Sugary Soldier and Milky Major — milk & sugar.
The collection includes additional whimsical pieces including platters, coffee and espresso service, teacups and a large tea urn. See them all at Jorine Oosterhoff. Via: notcot.org.
adorable!
view HeatherAB's profile
1. the link to the artist's site is dead
2. these are great, but
3. a price tag of upwards of 250 bucks for one is NOT (what they go for at Rose and Radish)
view frontiersperson's profile
the link works on my end...anyone else have issues with it?
view Aaron's profile
Very whimsical and fun! Love these!
view suzy8track's profile
Those are charming. They look like they could mischievously sneak off the table during tea...
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PS - Links worked fine.
view LilyC's profile
I love them. They are so cute! I would buy them in a second... except I can't afford them. :(
view ejbrammer's profile
I'm torn. They're creepy and cute all at the same time. But yeah, the price is a definite Not.
view whytephoenix's profile
SO CUTE
view kiljoywashere's profile
Link worked for me, too.
These are so cute cute cute. I would love to store my marmalade in one of these chubby sweeties. Sometimes it is nice to spend a heap of cash on something makes you smile.
view morina's profile
Cute, but (as others have mentioned) far too expensive.
view fade on violet's profile
oh, man, can i have this for christmas!!!!
view flixbix's profile
Very cute. Reminds me a bit of the Disney version of Beauty and the Beast (with the living plates and teapots).
view Kat G's profile
They all look like they're about to fall over. They make me apprehensive.
view MiklakMiklak's profile
love love love
view animalhouze's profile
I'd enjoy tea with someone who has them but wouldn't want to own them myself
view JonathanB's profile
Too expensive for me, but I'd love to use them at somoene else's place..
view shannonN's profile
I love these. I've seen this collection in person and they are great. There's a nice inside/outside play with matte versus shiny finishes.
The mismatched quality of the lids and the little legs are a riot. There's almost a mandate that you play with them.
Oosterhoff is an artist with the drive to bring an interesting idea to fruition, hence the price ( I can't afford them for my personal collection either ).
view minihaus's profile
I'm not usually drawn to "whimsy", but I think I like these!
view als1's profile
Creepy in the bad way. Not hot.
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3. a price tag of upwards of 250 bucks for one is NOT (what they go for at Rose and Radish)
It is now. I checked. Boo hoo. D:
view rosenatti's profile
Kind of chubby baby legs, 3 of them, a dish for a body, and a really big lid. That's a mutation of some sort.
view K T G's profile
These so remind me of the scene in one of the Harry Potter books where the kids are learning a charm to make their teacups grow legs.
I like matte porcelain but it gets scuffed and marked so easily I wish the outsides were more finished.
view Griffin's profile
These are so cute! If I hosted tea parties I would definitely save up for these. :D
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