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Old fashioned Tea Rooms in Laois that use old china?

ProudDUB · 2017-02-01 23:09:36

Any one know of any old fashioned tea rooms/coffee shops, that use old fashioned bone china (the kind your granny would have) in their restaurants? Somewhere around Portlaoise/Mouthrath, would be great, but doesn't have to be there specifically. I am helping a friend clear out her grannys house. She 3 sets of bone china…

02-02-2017 12:09am

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Any one know of any old fashioned tea rooms/coffee shops, that use old fashioned bone china (the kind your granny would have) in their restaurants? Somewhere around Portlaoise/Mouthrath, would be great, but doesn't have to be there specifically.

I am helping a friend clear out her grannys house. She 3 sets of bone china crockery that are in need of a good home. (They aren't good enough to sell and she doesn't want them to go to a thrift shop.) There are a few retro tea rooms up here in Dublin, that do that kind of thing. They get a lot of their plates, cups, saucers etc from donations. Dublin is too far for her to travel with them, so was wondering if there is anywhere closer to home.

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#2 02-02-2017 12:28am

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The tea rooms in Emo Court use that kind of China for their afternoon tea.

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#3 09-02-2017 4:52pm

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Quinn's coffee Shop in Abbeyleix might be able to help you

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#4 18-02-2017 1:00pm

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Thanks for all the suggestions.

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