My favorite pieces of China Tableware - Launching a NEW PRODUCT

Join me in this episode where I will be going through my China collection to talk about some of my fondest memories and how some of these special pieces made their way into my home.

I am also delighted to share that my new Nicolas Fairford Loose Leaf Tea is now available online.

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[cesarbahar]

Dear Nicholas,
I just discovered your videos, and I think they’re amazing. I really appreciate someone that really cherish a lot of detail things for the home like you do.
Love the way you are special person.
🤗🥰🏡

[jacintaugarte]

Oh Nicolas ! I discovered you on Youtube a couple of weeks ago and I've been binge watching. I'm fascinated by your passion and your voice! It's so soothing as well as inspiring. I'm sure your teas will be successful, although I'm not a tea drinker myself. I appreciate the care you take in making everything as perfect as possible without being too over the top... I'm sure you will become a successful entrepreneur, in fact, no doubts at all! Don't ever stop!!!

[gislainesilveirawilson]

I suggest you film things like this closer and do the zoom at the objects more frequently.

[PasdeBasque]

There is nothing more beautiful than see a person talking about his passions like you are doing in this video dear Nicolas :)) I love to admire your new proyects and goals! Best wishes fand all the success my friend!

[cdani]

Always beautiful. I like to use my teapots that have a crack or missing lid as a vase for florals. Tightly packed, short cut roses would look beautiful w/ yours w/ the missing lid.

[patty]

There are so many beautiful chine pieces in consignment stores today. Our children are not interested in formal entertainment today here in America. Everyone wants to dine out. Glad you are still of the old school and appreciate social class dining. I love the beautiful old things but I’m 82.🥰

[michellewilliams]

I adore a lovely set table. I agree with you that many people do not value of silver, china, and crystal. With all of these and beautiful linens, paired with a lovely floral arrangement completes a wonderful gathering.

[gracel]

The avocado was past it’s prime for sure! Lol Loved all your beautiful dishes, what a great collection you have. Love your video’s, thank you for sharing!

[bjt]

I just spent 24 minutes watching a commercial for tea - amazing. Even more amazing, I enjoyed every minute of it. Ingenious!

[teresahalliday]

Nicholas, this was a very nice video. I only wish that you would have close-ups of each piece so that we could see the patterns and details of the poeces you were describing.

[marionopisso]

Every week I enjoy your large painting above the fireplace mantle, the colours are beautiful.

[deborahmeyers]

Your grandmother will be soooo proud of you and that she played such an important part in your life thanks for sharing 😊 I loved this Nicolas 💜

[serawasnever]

Your tableware pieces are darling and also that Mouse’s Back paint on the walls is nice! soothing and plush.

[SeenByMichael]

Hi Nicolas! I share your passion for china and table settings. I love having different sets for different moods and occasions like brunch, a light summer dinner, autumnal Thanksgiving, tea time, etc. It’s so much fun! I recently found a terrific green set made in Portugal that has a slight uneven pottery feel to it, yet it is hard chinaware. That is actually the drawback of the cabbage ware which I also love and have numerous pieces of, that I have never seen it in chinaware but always in crockery ware, which chips so easily. 😏 As far as cups and saucers go, I agree with you so much. Mugs are fine but there’s something elegant and elevated about a fine teacup WITH a saucer. I really don’t like the look of a breakfast table, let’s say, where a mug sits flat-footedly next to the plate. It’s just sad. Lol. — All the best and more success with your channel and business 👍🏻

[cremebrulee]

I wish you had shown close-ups of all of your pieces.

[bluelunevideos]

Just a suggestion - cut aways with close ups of the china pieces would have been nice. You were a little too far from the camera to see the details you were describing. Congratulations on your product launch.

[hereforit]

A TIP FOR YOU: When sweeping your chopped foods from the cutting board into a dish, use the dull side of the knife, not the sharp side. This will keep your blades sharper longer. 🔪

[marthajones]

Video with all of the informative tidbits was absolutely great. I really wanted to see a close up of all of the items that were displayed on the table as you spoke of them. Thank you for sharing.

[sueanne]

I loved seeing all your teaware and decorative table accessories! Just a note: @5:35 the green on top suggests this is probably a turnip rather than a red onion 💕

[evaorum]

Absolutely lovely video. Love how you are like us in that items have sentimental stories behind them and you keep them! We so do love that about you Nicolas! I could almost smell the aroma of your teas! We got to try them! Have a blessed weekend!