Shamrock China on the Tea Table

My tea table is set for March with a few of my shamrock patterned

English Bone China teacup trios and decorations.

I learned years ago in an antique shop in Chipping Campden, England a 

teacup trio is a teacup, saucer, and a dessert plate. 

The dessert plates in England are often very small, just a bit larger than the saucer.

I prefer the 8.5 inch luncheon plate for serving afternoon tea.

On the table, in the front of this photo is a vintage Ansley, Est. 1775.

The small cream and sugar are the same Ansley pattern.

This one is a Royal Patrician and the teapot matches.

This teacup trio is Royal Albert Shamrock. 

This teacup trio is a Regency. 

The napkins are by Longaberger from years ago. 

This tea table will be changed to my Belleek china purchased in Ireland

for a virtual St. Patrick's Day tea with local friends.