How to Use eBay to Build Your Tea Party Collection
Instead of answering this question for you myself, I approached a fellow tea blogger, Angela McRae at Tea with Friends. As a regular reader of her blog, I know Angela finds many tea treasures through eBay. I wanted to learn more about how she does it and believed it would benefit you, my readers, as well.
In this 30-minute interview, I asked Angela questions you will want to hear her answers to including:
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I thoroughly enjoyed “meeting” Angela and getting to know her a bit. As a Californian, I relished connecting with a true Southern girl. Thanks, Angela!
Do you use eBay to gather items for your collection? Would you like to? Be sure to share your comments with us.
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1. Steph W | April 1st, 2008 at
Great interview! It’s fun to see two tea friends connect here!
2. Bigelow Tea | April 1st, 2008 at
Great information! Thanks for sharing. In addition, you can easily order the tea itself online as well. Julie for Bigelow Tea
3. Candyce | April 3rd, 2008 at
I enjoyed this interview very much. I jotted down the tips of shopping on ebay. I did “win” a bid recently (ok, I was the only bidder) and was able to replace a broken creamer to my Mom’s tea set. I am so happy!
Angela’s blog is one of my favorites and I visit it every day. And I agree tea people tend to be so nice and interesting.
I grew up three years in England and I think my love of tea and tea things came from that time. I had a bridal tea for my daughter and my friends still talk of it. It was just at my house. It was so cosy and relaxing and yet so feminine.
Like Angela, I enjoy using my tea china.
Do visit my light blog and see my favorite tea cups….
Candyce
http://friendsandteacups.blogspot.com/
PS I enjoy your blog very much and will frequent it.
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