Press Photo kind of tea service which Great grandma played with as a child

Carole Searches For "Props" In "The Delightful Muddle". Who could pass a shop with a name like "The Delightful Muddle"? Beautiful actress Carole Newton couldn't and there aren't many of us who could resist stopping and peering in the square paned windows and eventually going inside to browse around among the treasures of the past - witch balls, old china, Victorian parasols and petticoats, fans, beads, silver etc. Carole Newton, now playing one of the leads in the Revue "Airs on a Shoestring" at the Royal Court Theatre, is always on the look out for stage "props" and she found quite a number of novelties to add to her collection at "The Delightful Muddle", which, by the way is in Monmouth Street, Seven Dials, London. The kind of tea service which Great grandma played with as a child. It is a delightful doll's tea set of the Victorian period complete in a box with floral lining.

Photo measures 8 x 10.25 inches.

Photo is dated --none.



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