April 25, 2024
STAFFS SHABBY CHIC 22 pc MIS MATCHED TEASET inc Teapot
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PLEASE NOTE DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF THIS LISTING (6kg when boxed) IT IS FOR UK MAINLAND ONLY AND CANNOT BE POSTED ABROAD. This is a pretty 22 piece mis-match shabby chic tea set comprising 6 cups, 6 saucers, 6 tea plates, sugar bowl, cream jug, cake serving plate and teapot which is very fashionable at the moment and would look great when having afternoon tea with friends.The potters for these pieces are:-Serving plate - Continental Manufacture - Alba Julia6 Cups - Royal Albert, Royal Stafford, Roslyn China, Colclough, Jackson & Gosling and 1 Continental.6 Plates - Colclough, 3 x Duchess, Royal Standard and 1 Paragon.6 Saucers - 3 x Paragon, Windsor China, Queen Anne, Sadler 1 Jug - Colclough1 Sugar Bowl - Mayfair1 Teapot (holds approx 7 teacup capacity) - Arthur Wood - has a very slight manufacturing flaw on the inside top rim under the white glaze which is only noticeable upon very close inspection - so is very minimal and doesn't affect usage or display.This is a lovely mis-matched tea set which is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing to the glaze and the gilded items are very good with only light thinning/wear in places commensurate with age. This weighs over 6kg when boxed so is listed for UK ONLY - because it will be very expensive to send abroad. Check out my other items ! POSTAGE COSTS : PP - UK - £12.9
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