Royal Crown Derby 1988 Imari Ancient Bone China Coffee Cup and Plate Derby Garden

🪶 "The interweaving of red and blue represents the charm of the East, while the glittering gold represents the honor of Europe. As you sip a glass, the echoes of centuries of art and history blend quietly. " 📐Product Specifications 🔸Brand: Royal Crown Derby 🔸Origin: Made in England 🔸Material: Bone China high-grade bone china 🔸Size: Cup height 6.3cm, diameter 6.5cm, saucer 13.5cm 🔸Year: 1988 🔸Packaging: Brand new/gift box 🏵️Geometric poetry in Derby Royal Gardens 🫖 In 1988, Royal Crown Derby launched the "The Curator's Collection" series to commemorate the classics in its collection. Among them, "Derby Garden" reinterpreted the order and prosperity of English gardens with abstract geometric shapes. Natural flowers are interspersed between the geometric compositions of red, orange and indigo, reminiscent of the maze-like symmetrical paths and gurgling streams in the garden. Each stroke of gold is precise and detailed, depicting the three-dimensional layers of the buildings and plants. 💝 Suitable for gift giving or personal use: It is suitable as a gift for wedding anniversaries, elders’ birthdays, art collectors, and can also add an aristocratic atmosphere to an exquisite afternoon tea table. Every sip of the fragrance whispers the elegance of culture over the years. ✨✨Royal Crown Derby: A treasure of British porcelain art✨✨ Royal Crown Derby, as one of the most prestigious bone china brands in the UK, has a long history of over 270 years and is famous for its ultimate craftsmanship, luxurious design and royal certification. Each piece demonstrates outstanding porcelain-making skills and artistic taste. Whether it is for collection, decoration or gift giving, it shows aristocratic style and extraordinary taste. 🌟 Brand history: the inheritance of porcelain used by the nobility Founded in 1750, the Royal Crown Derby was first run by Andrew Planche and William Duesbury in Derby, England. In 1775, the brand was awarded the "Crown" royal emblem by King George III of England, officially becoming a porcelain manufacturer recognized by the royal family. In 1890, Queen Victoria further conferred the title of “Royal”, establishing the brand’s distinguished status as “Royal Crown Derby”. ✨