Tea with Queen Mary
by Lady Dawnya Sasse
Queen Mary lived from 1867-1953 and was the consort of George the 5th. Mary, private and shy in public, was known for her spirited teatime which she held daily at the palace and is said to have adored.
Every day at 4 p.m. Queen Mary presided over tea time in Buckingham Palace.
Her formal tea table was set with a silver tea set known to have been a favorite of her mother in law, Queen Victoria.
As her guests watched in awe, Mary would measure her custom made tea blend from a small jade colored caddy and personally brew the tea for her adoring guests. Then the Queen would nod to her footmen and they would fill all the teacups and pass a variety of savories and sweets all around.
On informal daily occasions Queen Mary would often use her favorite teapot made by John Beswick Ltd. and entitled "Sundial."
She chose this pot on a trip to Beswick pottery. From then on the pottery firm always stamped their "Sundial Teapot" to read..."As purchased by HM Queen Mary."
Now how's that for a bit of creative tea business marketing?
(C) Dawnya Sasse 2006
Dawnya Sasse is the creator of the ultimate tea business training school allowing students to discover the secrets of the tea industy,"quickly and easily" without ever leaving home.
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This article may be distributed freely on your website, as long as this entire article, including links and this resource box are unchanged.
Copyright 2006 Dawnya Sasse All Rights Reserved. Tea Events http://www.TeaEvents.com
by Lady Dawnya Sasse
Queen Mary lived from 1867-1953 and was the consort of George the 5th. Mary, private and shy in public, was known for her spirited teatime which she held daily at the palace and is said to have adored.
Every day at 4 p.m. Queen Mary presided over tea time in Buckingham Palace.
Her formal tea table was set with a silver tea set known to have been a favorite of her mother in law, Queen Victoria.
As her guests watched in awe, Mary would measure her custom made tea blend from a small jade colored caddy and personally brew the tea for her adoring guests. Then the Queen would nod to her footmen and they would fill all the teacups and pass a variety of savories and sweets all around.
On informal daily occasions Queen Mary would often use her favorite teapot made by John Beswick Ltd. and entitled "Sundial."
She chose this pot on a trip to Beswick pottery. From then on the pottery firm always stamped their "Sundial Teapot" to read..."As purchased by HM Queen Mary."
Now how's that for a bit of creative tea business marketing?
(C) Dawnya Sasse 2006
Dawnya Sasse is the creator of the ultimate tea business training school allowing students to discover the secrets of the tea industy,"quickly and easily" without ever leaving home.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Why do some people succeed in the tea business? Discover how to "Unlock the Secrets of the Billion Dollar Tea Industry from the Comfort of Your Own Computer" and make your tea dream a reality. Free audio mini course http://www.StartATeaBusiness.com
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
This article may be distributed freely on your website, as long as this entire article, including links and this resource box are unchanged.
Copyright 2006 Dawnya Sasse All Rights Reserved. Tea Events http://www.TeaEvents.com
posted by Lady Dawnya at 11:26 AM
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