Sentences with phrase «saucers left to me»
I have three antique tea cups and saucers left to me from my great grandma that are packed away.
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And chances are, over the years, some of those teacups have broken, leaving you with a few lonely saucers you can't bear to part with.
Crackled Planter — Birch Lane, spheres in planter — can't remember, have had them for forever Black and White Disposable Bowls — HomeGoods Sugar Bowl — World Market Hot Chocolate Cups and Saucers — L.A. Burdick (anniversary gift years ago) Chalkboard Canisters with Copper Tops — Target Dark Wooden Pedastal — Pottery Barn Little Mercury Glass Votive holding hydrangeas — Painted Fox Owl Canister — Target Middle Row (left to right): Coffee Syrups and Waters — World Market, HomeGoods, Fresh Market Saucers — Pottery Barn Microwave — Target Cup Holder — World Market Cups — Heritage Lace Bottom Row (left to right): Cookbooks — miscellaneous gifts Metal Tub — HomeGoods Silver Chargers — Pottery BarnWhite Plates — Mikasa Blue Plates — HomeGoodsBowls — Pottery Barn, Emma Collection Aqua Colander — Painted Fox White Dinner Plates — Pottery Barn, Emma Collection Gray Salad Plates — IKEA Aqua Jars — World Market
Top of Sideboard (left to right): The pitcher with leaves (leaves are from yard)-- Target Antlers — World Market Crackled Planter — Birch Lane, spheres in planter — can't remember, have had them for forever Mason Jars with Metal Lids — White Home Collection several years ago (Wilton, NH) Sugar Bowl — World Market Hot Chocolate Cups and Saucers — L.A. Burdick (anniversary gift years ago) Chalkboard Canisters with Copper Tops — Target Metallic Cup (was a candle but now that it's done we use it as sort of a vase)-- Target Straws — Michael's Owl Canister — Target
Middle Row (left to right): Bowls — Mikasa Three little jars — World Market Saucers — Pottery Barn Microwave — Target Cup Holder — World Market Cups — Mikasa
Another way to build an easy shelter for toads is to take a terra cotta flowerpot saucer and chip out a mouse hole - sized gap along the rim, and leave it on the ground in a flowerbed.