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Bunny, you're made to give me tea, you don't have to act so put out about it!

As an American, I'm not super familiar with the traditional high tea ritual. Once for a bachelorette party I had tea at the Bellagio with a bunch of fancy ladies. We had champagne and lots of tiny delicious foods. This cake would have been a gaudy yet not unwelcome addition.

You're all tall and mighty now, but just wait until I take you down a couple notches when I'm drinking my tea.

Who needs a whole matching tea service when this little three piece set is just as classy and way more compact?

First of all I'm amazed anyone thinks that making tea is too much of a hassle. That said, I need one of these, I never bother to make tea.

Who says your tea set can't be architecturally interesting? When not in use, I'd be happy to have a good looking stack.

Oh thank goodness the bears are here with my tea. I don't know what I'd do without them.

I'm a sucker for stacking tea sets for one. I'm also a sucker for hand-painted animal faces, so this is pretty much the best gift you could ever give me.

I'm pretty sure I've had strawberry tea before. Perfect companion!

Poor mouse, always the worse for wear. He really should drink some more tea to get over that wicked hangover. The Hatter throws such epic parties, no wonder he's not half there.

I forget, how long should I let the Doctor steep before I pull him out?

Hey Sci-fi fans! Set phasers to LOL!

Sorry tower, I have to flip you over to drink my tea. No slight against the French, promise.

We'll save the porcelain set for when she learns that we pour tea into the cups not onto the saucers.

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Is this what Little Red had in her basket on her way through the woods to grandmother's house?

How many awesome scenes from Alice in Wonderland can someone pack into one elegant cake? My favorite part is the little cards at the base bent over to be croquet wickets. How obedient?