April 12, 2024
Ucagco Christmas DECEMBER HOLLY Footed Tea Cup & Saucer
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This auction is for a vintage Tea Cup and Saucer from Ucagco. THis wonderful christmas design is called DECEMBER HOLLY and features red berries and holly accented with gold trim on an irredescent, mother of pearl background. The cup is footed and measures 3" tall with a diameter of 3 5/8". The saucer has a diameter of 5 3/4". Both pieces have the Ucagco red and gold foil label. The cup is also hallmarked with the "DECEMBER HOLLY" pattern name. Both pieces are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks or repairs. THe colors are bright and the gold is in excellent condition with very minor to no wear. This is a glorious looking set! BID WITH CONFIDENCE Please take a moment and check some of my other auctions. I am offering a variety of treasures from many different categories of interest . I ship your new treasure very quickly, no later than 2 days after the auction is paid . I will combine shipping for winning bidders on auctions that close on the same day . I usually ship using USPS, Priority Mail, unless otherwise noted, so you get your item quickly. A $.25 (twenty-five cents) fee will be added as a handling charge to all purchases for shipping supplies. Since Iâe(tm)ve had some problems in the past payment must be made within 7 days of the end of an auction . If it is not received by that time the item may be relisted and
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