UK Made 1950s Embossed Hand-Painted Antique Tea Cup Coffee Cup Valentine's Day Year of the Horse Lunar New Year Decor

♥~Brand: Roslyn A British brand, established between 1946 and 1963. Most items are hand-painted bone china. ♥~Origin: England ♥~Dimensions: Diameter 8cm, Height 7cm; Saucer Diameter 14cm Square Dessert Plate Diameter 16cm ♥~Product Description: 1950s Embossed Hand-Painted Antique Tea Cup Set of Three ~ Tea Cup + Saucer + Dessert Plate (Photos 5 & 6) Beautiful aquamarine embossed hand-painted motifs (Photo 8) ~ Different floral designs on each side. Pristine stock item ~ intact gilding, no chips or cracks, no crazing. Uniquely beautiful ~ a perfect gift or personal collectible. This listing is for the three-piece set with the square dessert plate for 1880, including international shipping. The two-piece tea cup set (cup and saucer only, excluding dessert plate) is priced at 1680, including international shipping. If you wish to purchase the two-piece set for 1680, please leave a message to create a listing. ♥~A Little Historical Context: Many believe that collecting antique porcelain is a luxury reserved for the upper class, but in reality, a significant portion of antique porcelain consumers in Europe and America today are discerning individuals from the middle class. This may be due to the wider selection and more mature antique markets in these regions. Antique porcelain collections are often categorized by era or type. For instance, pieces from earlier periods like George (1714-1830) or Victoria (1873-1904) are rare in the market, and collectors are often reluctant to part with them. Currently, there is a growing interest in collecting pieces from the Edwardian era (1905-1910) and Art Deco period (1925-1945). These eras offer a good starting point for new or interested buyers, allowing them to choose based on their preferred patterns, colors, and designs. Note: The late to mid-Victorian era (1873-1904) and the Edwardian era (1905-1910) are considered golden ages of the British Empire. ♥~Annie's Thoughts: Collecting antique coffee or tea cups is akin to collecting art. Each piece reflects the collector's personal taste, the historical context of its time, and the mood of the moment. Moreover, it provides opportunities to enjoy afternoon tea with friends. Importantly, the process of collecting broadens one's knowledge, making it a truly rewarding hobby. Please note that colors may vary due to photography. Kindly review product photos and descriptions carefully before purchasing. If you have high expectations for perfection, please consider carefully before bidding. I am happy to answer any questions you may have about the item. Thank you for visiting me here and hope everyone enjoy your shopping here ♥ ~Annie~ ♥