1960s British Ridgway Staffordshire Large Cup and Saucer Set

1960s British Ridgway Staffordshire Cup and Saucer Set Windsor series cup and saucer featuring peacock, butterfly, and floral motifs A blend of nature-inspired themes and British aesthetics, embodying a vintage British elegance. The dual-handle design allows for a more stable grip on the teacup. This piece was specifically designed as a vessel for hot soup. It is particularly suitable for serving hot soup, cream soup, or desserts. It can also be used as a teacup or coffee cup! This teacup set is more than just an everyday item; it's a snapshot of mid-20th century British middle-class lifestyle. In that era, owning a beautifully patterned tea set was a symbol of a family's taste and refinement. Brand Introduction: Ridgway of Staffordshire, a renowned British pottery manufacturer, was established in 1792. Located in Staffordshire, they primarily produced high-quality ceramics from the 1790s through the mid-20th century. Sold individually as 2 sets, in excellent condition with complete preservation. 〘 For antique porcelain pieces over half a century or a century old, the appearance of "ice cracks" (fine crazing) is a normal phenomenon, indicating the marks of time and history. 〙 〘 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 England