These Antique Tea Cups Actually Have Insults Written On Them, And It's Glorious

You don't have to be Kate Middleton to sip on a cup of chamomile tea and nibble on some lemon bars. Tea parties may have originated as a posh, sophisticated gathering of well-behaved women sporting frilly hats and chit chatting about mundane topics, but the year is 2020 and we are woke women who speak our minds—gosh darnit! To heck with being prim and proper! Sometimes we like to get a little sassy. Online retailer Miss Havisham's Curiosities, run by writer Melissa Johnson, sells 'Insult Tea Cups,' for those looking to add some cheeky pieces to their table setting. The witty, yet tastefully decorated cups were inspired by Johnson's grandmother, and are sure to make your guests giggle. Finally, the things we've always wanted to say aloud, now printed on fine, fanciful china. Check them out!