tea service
tea set

A group of about 20 regulars calls itself "the tea set."

But of course it was not really our table, or our tea set.

A sugar bowl is one of the parts of a tea set.

Her office is decorated with a tea set and a ceramic stallion.

A set of four is typical for a tea set.

Another tea set, from the Kollar estate, is more distinguished.

The box contained numerous pieces of china wrapped in newspaper, a child's tea set.

I was willing to bet she'd been playing with the tea set.

The tea set, however, sat relatively undisturbed on a shelf.

And when my folks were married, he sent them a terrific tea set.

A cake, some fruit, and a tea set on the dining room table appear in disarray.

I bought the tea set in a shop in Berlin.

"Lithium, by all gods," he muttered, reaching for the mug of tea set to hand.

Not to mention the collectable tea set in the hall, the grandfather clock across the room and the rest of the ski trip.

Relive the tea culture of Uzbekistan by taking a delicate tea set with you.

She had a tea set before her: a neat china service.

Its experts evaluated the tea set at $100 and the majolica plate at $300, assuming both were in good condition.

Must admit the china did catch my attention and had some tea set envy, but this piece does smack slightly of product placement commercialism.

Kirov passed him a glass of tea set in a filigree metal holder.

They give a tea set as a gift for opponents they deemed worthy.