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VINTAGE CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE ~ FLORAL BOUQUET TRIO ~ TEACUP SAUCER & TEA PLATE
VINTAGE CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE ~ FLORAL BOUQUET TRIO ~ TEACUP SAUCER & TEA PLATE
VINTAGE CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE ~ FLORAL BOUQUET TRIO ~ TEACUP SAUCER & TEA PLATE

VINTAGE CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE ~ FLORAL BOUQUET TRIO ~ TEACUP SAUCER & TEA PLATE

$ 15.04

Availability: 68 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Color: Pinks ~ Purple ~ Yellow ~ Blue ~ Greens ~ Gold
  • Brand: Crown Staffordshire
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country of Origin: England
  • Object Type: Tea Trio
  • Material: Bone China
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Pattern: Floral Bouquet – Gold Trim
  • Condition: Used
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

    Description

    VINTAGE CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE ~ FLORAL BOUQUET TRIO ~ TEACUP SAUCER & TEA PLATE
    DESCRIPTION
    – Teacup saucer & tea plate trio are scalloped embossed fluted rimmed bone china.  Pattern is Floral Bouquet – Gold Trim.  Motif is demure floral of various shades of pink cabbage roses, purple & yellow pansies or violas, blue forget-me-knot type flowers, various shades of green foliage with gold trim & accents.  Crown Staffordshire also lists same motif as Rose Pansy &/or № F15278. Footed teacup holds approximately 6 ounces.
    DIMENSIONS
    – Teacup is approximately 2 ¾” tall, 3 ¼” rim diameter, 1 ½” base diameter.  Saucer rim diameter is approximately 5 ¾”.  Tea plate rim diameter is approximately 6 ¼”.
    CONDITION
    – Trio previously owned with no obvious crazing, cracks, chips or utensil marks.  Gold trim possibly slightly worn.  Possible slight color fading & production imperfections to trio.
    BRAND
    – Crown Staffordshire pattern Floral Bouquet – Gold Trim is discontinued, c.1940’s.  The green backstamp used approximately from the 1930’s until mid-1950’s.  The pattern Rose Pansy &/or № F15278 is also discontinued.  In 1973, Crown Staffordshire became part of the Wedgwood Group.  In 1985, the name Coalport Ltd was used instead of Crown Staffordshire, who was also part of the Wedgwood Group.  Trio made in England.