1960s British Ridgway Staffordshire Large Cup and Saucer Set

1960s British Ridgway Staffordshire Cup and Saucer Set. The Windsor series cup and saucer feature peacock, butterfly, and floral motifs. A fusion of nature-themed designs and British aesthetics, embodying retro British elegance. The double-handle design allows for a more stable grip on the teacup. This piece was specifically designed for serving hot soup. It is particularly suitable for hot soup, chowder, or desserts. It can also be used as a teacup or coffee cup! This teacup set is more than just daily tableware; it's a microcosm of mid-20th century British middle-class lifestyle. In that era, owning a set of exquisitely patterned tea ware was a symbol of a family's taste. Brand Introduction: Ridgway of Staffordshire, a renowned British pottery manufacturer, was established in 1792. Located in Staffordshire, they primarily produced high-quality earthenware from the 1790s through the mid-20th century. [Note: Crazing on antique porcelain over fifty or a hundred years old is a normal phenomenon, a testament to its age.] [Dimensions] Bowl: Diameter 12.2 cm / Height 4.8 cm / Total length including handles 15.5 cm Saucer: Diameter 17.5 cm / Height 1.8 cm [Made in the UK]