| Service at an afternoon party | 29 |
| Server for Raggedy Ann | 22 |
| Royal Doulton offering | 22 |
| Porcelain purchase, perhaps | 27 |
| Mad Hatter's service | 24 |
| Mad Hatter's party pieces | 29 |
| Group of cups and saucers | 25 |
| Four-o'clock service? | 25 |
| Cups, saucers, pot, etc. | 24 |
| Classic girl's toy | 22 |
| China used to serve pekoe | 25 |
| China for an afternoon break | 28 |
| Bit of reception china | 22 |
| Afternoon service need | 22 |
| 4:00 p.m. service, maybe | 24 |
| Chanoyu beverage servers | 24 |
| Some sterling silver gifts | 26 |
| Some dollhouse miniatures | 25 |
| Four o'clock services | 25 |
| Four o'clock china | 22 |
| Dollhouse cups, saucers, etc. | 29 |
| Dishes for doll parties | 23 |
| China cabinet displays | 22 |
| Aids in preparing spots? | 24 |
| Make stand on end, as hair | 26 |
| Comb into a beehive, e.g. | 25 |
| Busy place, 4:00 P.M., London | 29 |
| Eighty-sixed wares of 1773 | 26 |
| Sixth of a fluid ounce | 22 |
| What "t" can mean | 27 |
| Four o'clock swizzler | 25 |
| Animal's milk dispenser | 27 |
| You suck if you use one | 23 |
| Dairy farmer's fistful | 26 |
| Small living-room piece | 23 |
| Furniture item for a service | 28 |
| Worker who may create a stir? | 29 |
| Colonial imposition of 1767 | 27 |
| Traditional British break | 25 |
| Late afternoon, usually | 23 |
| About 4 p.m. in Britain | 23 |
| When to have a crumpet | 22 |
| When to gather for crumpets | 27 |
| P.M. period in England | 22 |
| Late afternoon, typically | 25 |
| Late afternoon in England | 25 |
| Four o'clock, to some | 25 |
| Break point at Wimbledon? | 25 |
| Afternoon break in London | 25 |
| 4:00 P.M., traditionally | 24 |
| Late afternoons in Kensington | 29 |
| Break points at Wimbledon? | 26 |
| Hot drink's inventory? | 26 |
| Hot beverage avoiders? | 22 |
| Where scones may be stacked | 27 |
| Sterling server, perhaps | 24 |
| Salver for a certain service | 28 |
| Four o'clock service? | 25 |
| Tall myrtle-family shrub | 24 |
| Source of an aromatherapy oil | 29 |
| Aromatherapy oil source | 23 |
| Sources of a cosmetics oil | 26 |
| Culture centers in Rome | 23 |
| Milan's __ alla Scala | 25 |
| Place for Italian drama | 23 |
| Milan's -- alla Scala | 25 |
| Milan's ___ alla Scala | 26 |
| -- alla Scala (opera house) | 27 |
| Refreshment server on wheels | 28 |
| Where drammi are performed | 26 |
| Parts of sows and cows | 22 |
| Littermates compete for them | 28 |
| Barnyard sustenance sources | 27 |
| Some hot beverage servers | 25 |
| Cart bearing brewed beverages | 29 |
| 10:00 a.m.: 1999 Cher film | 26 |
| Plant with lavender flowers | 27 |
| Take a knee on the field | 24 |
| 2007 Heisman Trophy winner | 26 |
| Investigator, slangily | 22 |
| Clue hunter, informally | 23 |
| Spade, e.g., for short | 22 |
| Clue collector, slangily | 24 |
| Caper film narrator, often | 26 |
| Sleuth in pulp fiction | 22 |
| Sam Spade, e.g., for short | 26 |
| Queen, e.g., for short | 22 |
| Pulp protagonist, perhaps | 25 |
| Private eye, informally | 23 |
| Plainclothesman, for short | 26 |
| Investigator, informally | 24 |
| Investigator for short | 23 |
| Hammett's Spade, e.g. | 25 |
| Flatfoot's relative | 23 |
| Dick Tracy is one, briefly | 26 |
| Common pulp protagonist | 23 |
| Clue analyzer, in slang | 23 |
| Case studier, slangily | 22 |
| Engineering school, for short | 29 |
| Word in many college names | 26 |