Curated vintage fine bone china, Thoughtfully designed TABLESCAPES, and premium TEA selections

in the heart of California Wine Country

You’re in the right place
A group of women in floral dresses standing outdoors during a celebration, holding teacups, with trees and houses in the background, under bright sunlight.

You are a woman celebrating the meaningful moments in your life. You deserve an experience that feels beautiful, memorable, and unique.

This includes brides-to-be, mothers-to-be, groups of friends gathering for a girls' weekend, birthdays, bridal teas, baby showers, and bachelorette celebrations.

If you appreciate beauty, thoughtful details, and experiences that feel special and worthy of remembering, then gather round the tea table.

Because at Spill The Tea, every element is intended to work together to create a memorable and enjoyable experience that engages all of the senses.

Inside a wooden china cabinet with glass doors, a collection of vintage floral-patterned china cups, saucers, and bowls are displayed on shelves.
Perfectly Curated

We’ve thoughtfully curated A large collection of vintage china and whimsical pieces, so you don’t have to.

Feeling overwhelmed trying to source items for a truly special event? You deserve more than pretty photos—you deserve peace of mind. We offer:

  • Curated Tea Experiences, so you can enjoy wine country even if you don’t enjoy drinking wine.

  • Hospitality focused, concierge-style support from inquiry to the main event.

  • Large collection of china curated to suit any style event so every tablescape is a unique experience.

  • Organized, responsive, and clear communication for a planning process that’s easy and enjoyable.

A floral teacup and saucer on a three-tiered stand with a decorative cream-colored rope frame, surrounded by candles and flowers in a bright outdoor setting.
A floral teacup and saucer on a three-tiered stand with a decorative cream-colored rope frame, surrounded by candles and flowers in a bright outdoor setting.

Spill the Tea will transport you and your guests to a garden of delights.

At Spill The Tea, our goal is to create an experience that feels feminine, artistic, and sophisticatednot like a grandmother's dining room, but a fresh, stylish, and modern interpretation of high tea that feels beautiful, aspirational, and memorable.

After working with Spill the Tea Events, clients describe the experience as effortless, beautiful, and thoughtfully curated. They know that every detail was carefully considered and that the vintage china collection brought a unique sense of style and sophistication to their event.

Rococo Queen
An ornate gold oval mirror frame with intricate decorative details.

I’m Priscilla Molletta

And I design high tea experiences for people who want to be fully immersed in the moment.

I help hosts, venues, and creative professionals like you transform your space into a whimsical escape that feels both timeless and enchanting.

Spill the Tea Events is my way of bringing beauty into people's lives. I believe there is something special about gathering around a beautifully set table, sipping tea from delicate china, and creating moments that feel intentional and memorable. This business allows me to combine my love of art, history, design, and hospitality while creating experiences that inspire connection, joy, and a sense of wonder.

Woman smiling at a dessert table outdoors during daytime, with pink and white desserts and floral decorations.
Watercolor illustration of pink flowers with green leaves and swirling pink tendrils on a black background.
A dining table set with vintage china teacups, saucers, and tall green glass goblets, with a tiered dessert stand and candlesticks with taper candles.

My collection of mix-and-match vintage English fine bone china with layered floral patterns, creates the romantic, collected-over-time tablescape style.

Rentals include colorful vintage depression glass, which helps complement different color palettes and gives the table a softer, layered, and visually elevated look.

Elegant text saying "Sit & Sip the Tea" with pink flowers and vines on a black background.

A GLIMPSE of what it’s like to work with us

01

Share your vision

Fill out our short inquiry form and we’ll schedule a discovery call. During our call we will discuss colors, themes, styling, location, budget, and more. This ensures your High Tea Experience perfectly suits your fancy.


02

We build your high tea experience

We curate the perfect collection of items to serve you and your guests in style. We show up early and transform your space into the whimsical tea party of your dreams, while ensuring you have all you require for afternoon tea.


03

Immerse yourself in the experience

With our white glove setup and styling, you will be transported alongside your guests to a different realm where you can all slow down, connect and revel in the delight of the experience.


Hands raising vintage floral china teacups during a tea party outdoors, with a table set with plates and glasses, under bright natural light.
Fine bone china

A few of our favorite Pieces

Arthur Wood & Son

This vintage teapot is from British pottery brand Arthur Wood & Son, based in Staffordshire, England. It features a spiral-molded porcelain body decorated with pink roses on a dramatic black background, finished with a classic gold finial and gold trim.

Elegant floral teapot with matching cup and saucer set, surrounded by crystal glasses and fine china, displayed on a table with a floral tablecloth at a tea party or gathering.

Black Rose Chintz, 1940s–1950s


Royal Winton Grimwades

This piece is from the renowned English brand Royal Winton Grimwades. The “Summertime” pattern was first introduced in 1932 and features an all-over floral chintz design with pink roses, yellow buttercups, daisies, and blue violets. This teapot is in the highly collectible angular “Ascot” shape, which was popular during the 1930s and 1940s.

A floral-patterned teapot at a table set with china and gold-trimmed dishes, likely during a tea party or similar event.

Summertime, 1930’s-40’s


Sadler

This vintage Sadler teapot features a delicate “Ditsy Rose Chintz” pattern with tiny pink rosebuds and green leaves over a soft baby pink background. The shape is Sadler’s collectible ribbed/fluted barrel style with scalloped panels, a raised pedestal base, bright gold gilding, and a rounded dome finial.

A pastel-colored tea set with floral patterns, pink glasses, and a lace tablecloth, accompanied by pink and white flowers, arranged outdoors for a tea party

Ditsy Rose Chintz, 1940s


Royal Albert - Montrose Shape

This Royal Albert teapot is part of the iconic Old Country Roses collection, first launched in 1962. The pattern is known for its clusters of deep red, bright pink, and warm yellow roses with soft green foliage. This piece is in the signature Montrose shape, with a softly ribbed body, curved scroll handle, and gold trim.


old country roses 1960s-90’s

Close-up of vintage teapot with floral pattern on a decorative tiered serving stand.
Spill the love
A woman with long blonde hair, wearing a floral dress and white lace gloves, sits outdoors at a table with a pastel-colored dessert. She is holding a glass of pink drink and looking to her left, with a white decorative headpiece on her head. The background is blurred with greenery and bright daylight.

I’ll admit, I'm not usually the 'tea party' type — but the scene Priscilla put together for the group completely won me over.

Every table was so thoughtfully put together, from the color palettes and amazing vintage china cups down to the smallest details on each setting. It's clear she has a real eye for detail and the truly curated experience. Even as someone who wasn't sure this was 'my thing,' I genuinely had so much fun and left impressed by how much care goes into her work. If you're planning a bridal shower, bachelorette, baby shower, or any special celebration, she'll take care of every detail beautifully.

- Molly from Destination Paso

Ready to spill the tea?

We can’t wait to hear about your next event. Here are a few ways to take the next step.