1975 Royal Worcester hand-painted antique pot with tea strainer is rare and worth collecting

♥~Place of Origin: Royal Worcester Made in England ♥~Material: Bone China, Bone China ♥~Size: Height 21cm, Width 16cm ♥~Capacity: 400ml/cc ♥~Product details: 1975 Royal Worcester hand-painted cobalt blue pot The armband has the stamp of the year 1975 Special shape and function design The top of the antique pot is a tea strainer ~ Figure 6&7 The bottom is a single pot with a capacity of 400ml, about 3-4 cups The body has three different hand-painted totems The upper tea strainer and the lower pot can be used separately Can also be used together (folded up as shown in Figure 2) The inside of the pot (Figure 9) In addition to the outlet design with a filter, There is also a special semi-circular arc convex design on the front of the filter Convenient function for pouring tea juice Beautiful hand-painted totem, with functional intimate design Easy to hide or use daily Antique jug in complete condition No chipped corners, cracks, no carbon dots and ice patterns, no traces of use in inventory~ Good for gifts for personal use~ ♥~Brand Introduction: Royal Worcester Royal Worcester is the oldest famous porcelain in Britain. It was founded in 1751 by Dr. John Wall and William Davis. Royal Worcester adheres to the principle of perfection in the production technology and quality of porcelain, making porcelain a classic choice in the porcelain industry. In 1788, he was favored by King George III of the United Kingdom, and he was officially used by the royal family and granted the title of "Royal". In addition to the exquisite handwork, each piece of Royal Worcester is made of high-quality pure 22K gold for the embossed gold parts. The pure white part of the porcelain mirrors each other, which is particularly eye-catching. The logo of the back badge, in addition to the British crown, which symbolizes the royal family, The four Ws represent Worcester where the company is located, the surname of the founder Dr. John Wall, and Warmstry where the ancient kiln was first established. House, and the initial company name Wigornia, The number 51 in the center represents the year that Royal Worcester was founded in 1751. Until now, Royal Worcester porcelain is still loved by the world for its elegant taste displayed by unique hand-drawn patterns. In the early days, the exquisite hand-painted series of porcelains either went to museums or sold at good prices in auctions, becoming treasures treasured by collectors. ♥~Good news~ The fan group of "Annie's Crazy Antiquities" has been established on FB^^~Just search for "Annie's Crazy Antiquities" on FB, then go in and click like, you can share the fun of collecting antiquities with your friends at the same time. ～Welcome to join "Annie Crazy Antiquities" as one of the members of the treasure hunt group ^^~ If you want to buy goods from other stores in combination, please let me know which product items are to be combined. I will calculate the shipping cost for you and return the buyer with a 10% discount on the total shipping fee. Thank you! Please read about me before bidding Photographed products will inevitably have color differences. Please read the product pictures and instructions carefully before placing a bid. Buyers who require perfect products, please consider carefully before placing a bid. I am happy to answer any questions about the product. Thank you for visiting me and hope everyone enjoy your shopping here