Fine Bone China Teacups and Saucer Sets. Each Made in England. Your Choice From Several Beautiful Sets! Roses, Daffodils, Asian Influence

1. This is a "Queen's Royal Bouquet" teacup and saucer set.
This fine bone china set features a black background with a detailed floral pattern and gold trim. It has a ribbed design on the cup and saucer. Saucer measures approx 5.75" and the cup 3"x3". No cracks or chips.

2. The cup and saucer set is the Royal Doulton Ito (Smooth) pattern, also identified by the pattern number E2929. This vintage fine china features an Asian-influenced, multicoloured floral pattern with a pink or red arabesque border and often includes a bird motif. the saucer measures approximately 5 1/2 inches and the cup approximately 3 x 3 1/2"
Material: Bone china/Porcelain
Status: Discontinued; produced from approximately 1905 to 1961
Style: Asian-influenced, featuring vibrant pink, purple, yellow, and green floral and bird designs with gold trim
Common Type: Demitasse cup and saucer set (half the size of a standard teacup)
Note: This pattern was also manufactured for Tiffany & Co.

3. This is a vintage Royal Winton chintz cup and saucer set. Chintz is a generic term for English china featuring an all-over floral transfer design, which became famous for the company starting in 1928. the seashell shaped plate measures approximately 5" x 4 1/2" and the cup measures approximately 2 1/2" x 2 1/2".
Manufacturer: Royal Winton, an English brand of earthenware and china made by Grimwades Limited. Pattern: The specific pattern is likely "Summertime" or similar, characterized by vibrant, dense floral motifs in pink, yellow, and blue on a green background. Style: The set features a classic "chintz" style, reminiscent of English garden fabrics. Collectibility: Royal Winton chintzware is widely collected by enthusiasts.
Origin: The items were made in England

4. The cup and saucer set is the Grindley "Marjorie" flat demitasse set, an antique English china pattern. The pattern features floral bouquets and a blue and tan scroll border with gold trim. Manufacturer: W.H. Grindley & Co.
Pattern Name: Marjorie (also sometimes called "Sheraton")
Material: Made of delicate bone china Origin: Crafted in England
Circa: Produced around the 1920s Condition: Crazing and a tiny chip on the rim next to the handle please see photos.

5. This item is a vintage Colclough fine bone china teacup and saucer set, likely produced between the 1930s and 1950s. The pieces feature a floral pattern, which often does not have a specific name.
Manufacturer: Colclough China, Made in England. Material: Fine bone china. Pattern: Features small, multicolored floral sprays in colors including pink, yellow, and blue, with green leaves and gold-gilt trim on the rims and handle. Era: Colclough items with this specific backstamp were typically produced as part of Ridgway Potteries from the late 1940s to 1954. the saucer measures approximately 4 3/4 inch and the cup 2 1/4 x 2 1/4"

6. This is a vintage demitasse cup and saucer featuring a detailed gold shamrock or clover pattern, blue trim, and a unique footed design. Similar pieces are often found from manufacturers like Aynsley, Royal Grafton, or Royal Tara. Design: The set features an ornate, all-gold shamrock/clover design on a white background, a distinctive blue border with a ruffled appearance along the rim of the cup, and a shaped, footed base. The handle is also heavily gilded.
Style: It is a demitasse size, typically used for strong coffee or espresso. Material and Origin: These types of vintage teacups are often made of fine bone china from England. There is a small chip on some of the ruffling (see photos)

7. This teacup and saucer set is a piece of Wellington China (J.H. Cope & Co) from England, which produced fine bone china from 1887 to around 1946. The specific design is a pastel green color with gold trim.
The company, J.H. Cope & Co., operated from the Wellington Works in Longton, one of the Staffordshire Potteries. Because it is marked "Wellington China England", it was produced after 1891, whereas those marked "Made In England" date to after 1921. the saucer measures approximately 5 1/2 inches and the cup measures approximately 2 1/2 x 3 1/2".

8. This is a beautiful Shelley "Daffodil Time" teacup and saucer set. This pattern, number 13370, features yellow and white daffodils, trees, and a yellow handle with gold trim.
Manufacturer: Shelley Potteries (England), known for fine bone china. Pattern Name: Daffodil Time (Pattern #13370).
Production Date: The backstamp "Fine Bone China SHELLEY England" was used from 1945 to 1966, the period this pattern was produced. Shelley china is highly collectible and the pattern is now discontinued. the plate measures approximately 5 3/4 inch and the cup measures approximately 2 1/2 x 3 1/2".

9. This set is a vintage Adderley bone china teacup and saucer set. The set features a light green color and a floral pattern, pattern #165. It is made of fine bone china and was manufactured in England.
The style is often associated with the Art Deco period, with a scalloped rim. The saucer measures around 5.5 inches in diameter, and the cup holds approximately 6 ounces.


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