ROYAL ALBERT Porcelain TEA CUP SAUCER England Green Park Series Periwinkle

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ROYAL ALBERT TEA CUP & SAUCER GREEN PARK SERIES This beautiful Tea Cup and Saucer is in excellent condition. It is one of the colors in the Green Park Series. It is a Periwinkle color. The colors are bright and the gold gild looks like new. These are Awesome!! There are no chips or cracks. There is a tiny pre-glazing flea bite. The cup measures 3" in height by 3 1/2" in diameter. The saucer is 5 1/2" in diameter. SHIPPING: We ship via USPS. We generally ship within hours after receiving notification of payment. Stated shipping is for the lower 48 states. We will ship internationally for actual cost plus $4 handling fee. FREE SHIPPING FOR BUY IT NOW. We request that payment be made within 24 hours after the closing of the auction. If you need more time, we would be happy to work with you, you will need to contact us. DISCLAIMER: I am now adding this to all of my listings. I have been doing this as a business only a few months now and am still learning everyday. I really thought, that because an item is listed as "used", that it was understood that it was "used". I have come to find out recently that that might not always be the case, so I felt I needed/wanted to add this little disclaimer, which is also a little about myself and the items I try to sell. When it comes to all of the "used" and "vintage" items, almost all of these come from estate auctions. We live in a city where there are some very well off older citizens that owned and used "top shelf" everyday items. When I/we (my husband does this with me) go to these auctions, we have usually done a preview and know what we are looking for or wanting. I do go after specific items, however, I do sometimes purchase "box lots". Now even with these, I am or try to be discriminating. There is usually one or two things in these boxes that really interest or intrigue me. I have seven children, with the youngest being five. Because of that, I do not usually keep finer things in my home nor have I ever tried collecting anything, because I found with my first three children, when I did, it usually ended up lost or broken (and that would devastate me). However, I love nice things. Most of what I sell personally appeals to me, that is why I purchased it. AND, I LOVE to pass it on to others that will appreciate it or pass it on to others that will. So, I have always had a desire for excellence. I wash all of the glassware that comes in, one, so it is clean, two, so I might spot any chips, cracks, crazing, etc. However, occasionally, especially if this is at night, our house does not have good lighting and I might miss something. It is never intentional. Also, I try to under emphasize a good piece and over emphasize a bad spot. This way, I hope that when the buyer gets it, they are delighted that it is in better condition than they anticipated, and not disappointed that it is in worse. I try not to sell true junk. If I wanted to do that, there are plenty of flea markets in our area that specialize in that and I would have a booth there. So, I have been known to (even before an auction was over) to collect all of the "junk" and take it to Goodwill, so I am not even tempted to sell it. Now again, occasionally, my husband will list things that I do consider junk. You know the adage "One man's treasure..." well that is definitely true between he and I. Anyway, I have gone on too long. Even though we state "no returns accepted", if ever the buyer feels that we did not adequately represent an item, we are always willing to make that right. SO, THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND THANK YOU FOR BUYING. read more

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