7 Pro Tips: Afternoon Tea Etiquette

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[@elizabeththielges3668]

I am thrilled to be watching this show. I love tea time. Thank you so very much for creating this wonderful show.

[@destinationtea]

Thank you Elizabeth - we love tea time too!

[@carrieannmcleod5219]

Well done. Thank you for an informative tutorial.

[@destinationtea]

Thank you Carrieann, appreciate you watching!

[@prallstarteam]

Fabulous! Thank you very much. Also, you are hilarious - so fun!

[@destinationtea]

Oh, thank you Janna!

[@MoniqueSinha]

Great tips! Thank you for sharing.

[@destinationtea]

Glad you think so - thank you for watching!

[@darkmoon8400]

This was just great, I love all the history the set-up and your dress ❤️

[@destinationtea]

Thank you for those compliments! I love green, so this is a favorite dress of mine - thank you!

[@GrandmaSandy]

Thank you so much for so many great little video I guess I’m going to have to keep coming back and work my way through all of your videos I love a good English tea and I love watching how you’re putting your videos together and they are very helpful for me. I do a couple Tea on My Channel but you do things so much more elegant Then I do. So this is a channel that would be very good for me to keep coming back and get comfortable with using everything I should be doing hugs and kisses and grandma Sandy thank you for another elegant video you were full of great tips

[@destinationtea]

I will happily check out your videos Grandma Sandy - thank you for the praise!

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[@countkody]

Such Great information!!! Thank you from Seattle, Count Kody Tuwaletstiwa

[@destinationtea]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@millaezman8984]

thank you! Lovely!

[@destinationtea]

So glad you think so Milla!

[@GitzenShiggles]

An American teaching tea etiquette is like hiring a janitor to fly a plane. Not my first choice! 😆

[@curlycurly004u]

Love it!

[@dancerwind1690]

You have a beautiful set up, share a very interesting information. We love your outfit as well. However, watching your struggle with the awkwardly placed tea pot, and you fighting your way to pick up a tea cup, is causing some pain in the heart of the ergonomy person :-). I wonder if the way things were placed on the table was mostly for the camera and showing off the gorgeous pieces, or is it how it was really used? Would love to hear your feedback on that.

[@destinationtea]

Thank you for watching! The teapot is set closer to the teacup than normal, yes, to fit in the frame, but no fighting ensued. ;) Traditionally, the teacup position as seen here is set top right of the plate, and the teapot is near the person who pours. Thank you for the compliments about the china, the teapot is a family heirloom.

[@saramartinez103]

@@destinationtea a gorgeous heirloom.....can you please share the maker ? Thanks a lot 🫖☕💐🥳

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[@destinationtea]

@@saramartinez103 Thank you! Will double check the teapot mark and respond to you soon.

[@angelarenals4298]

@@saramartinez103 Likely made in the 1920s in Japan, the teapot's mark is from Hotta Yu Shoten & Co. Pottery

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[@hoyuyeung2250]

Very bad . talk a lot