Vintage Royal Stafford Bone China Teacup & Saucer – Gold Gilded, Made in England

Select from the following Royal Stafford bone china teacup and saucer sets, all made in England between 1940–1952 (verified by the same maker's mark version on all cups and saucers).

Produced during Royal Stafford’s mid-century luxury tableware lines, each cup and matching saucer features rich color palettes with heavy gilding and ornate classical motifs.

All three share the same elegant footed form, scalloped edging, and white exterior with a gold mid-band but vary by decorative color and pattern.

Available options include:

Black with Gold Full Floral Scroll Tea Cup and Saucer: Gold rose and aster flowers against a dramatic black ground, with an entwined inner gold garland circling the white center. Pattern #8473 (hand painted on bottom of teacup in gold) Alternative Pattern # 8498 Condition: Excellent -no chips, cracks, crazing, and all gold completely in tact.

Green with Gold Rosette Cartouche and Laurel Leaf Tea Cup and Saucer: Features emerald green ground with repeated oval cartouches, each framing a gold rosette floral motif, accented by laurel leaf flourishes. Pattern # 8671 (hand painted on bottom of teacup in gold) Condition: No chips, cracks, crazing. A few tiny holes in the gold on the inside rim, please see last two photos for close up details.

Burgundy with Gold Floral Band Tea Cup and Saucer: Features a deep burgundy red base with two floral scrollwork bands—one near the rim and one around the well—separated by a wide solid gold band. Pattern # 8429 (hand painted on bottom of teacup in gold). Condition: Excellent -no chips, cracks, crazing, and all gold completely in tact.

Measurements:
Tea Cup – 4 1/8"W x 5 1/8"W (with handle) x 2 1/4"H
Saucer – 5.75"W

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