HISTORY:
My wife "collects" fabulous fancy chinaware but she also has her "everyday" china that looks stylish but is not pretentious! These Royal Albert trio's were part of those everyday teasets that would be bought out when it was nice to sip a cuppa from a classy teacup but not one that is way "over-dressed"!
DLAT RATING: 9.9/10 (Darling Look At This!)
Smooth, nice clean pure White base colouring with small, soft posies of Blue & Pink flowers in a band near the rim of the teacup and saucer. Decorated very gently, no screaming from this duo "Look At Me, Look At Me!"
DLAT Rating 9.5/10 (Darling Look At This!)
ROYAL ALBERT - Teacup and Saucer (Offered separately or as a duo if both pieces still remain available)
Made In England
Price indicated is for EACH PIECE, however if both pieces to create a duo are selected then an automatic discount does apply in the checkout
Circa 1980's
Bone China
Pattern: MEMORY LANE
Translucent, which means if held up to a strong light source, you can easily see the shadow of your fingers through the china
Shape: The teacup has straight sides ending in a bulbous shape near the base foot and the handle is of the hi-back (Queen Anne) style.
BACKSTAMP DETAILS:
Makers mark printed on the base of the teacup (under the glaze)
Makers mark printed on the base of the saucer (under the glaze)
DIMENSIONS:
TEACUP: 88mm mouth x 70mm height
SAUCER: 138mm diameter
COSMETIC CONDITION:
This first section of the condition report is universal to both pieces, any difference or flaws are noted below this section
CLEAN
NO cracks
NO chips
NO crazing
NO discolouration observed to any area of the pure White base china, particularly inside the teacup where there is no tannin or other staining.
NO wear or damage is visible to the decorations on either piece, even the flowers inside the teacup mouth.
NO damage is apparent to any part, such as the teacup handle or top lightly scalloped rim
NO observable wear at all, not even the most handled areas such as the teacup handle and saucer edges.
NO fleabites to either the teacup or saucer
There are no further comments specific to either piece
