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Paragon Tea Cup and Saucer "Sweet Pea", Double Warrant, Vintage 1950's
USD 28.00
Condition: New other (see details)
Description
View Paragon Tea Cup and Saucer "Sweet Pea", Double Warrant, Vintage 1950's with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Paragon Tea Cup and Saucer "Sweet Pea" Set. Back Stamp: Double Warrant Fine Bone China. Made in England. Cup Size is: 2" Tall by 4/78" Wide-Mouth to end of Handle. Cup holds 1 Cup Capacity. Glossy Finish and Gold Trim. Paragon Tea Cup and Saucer "Sweet Pea" Set. Vintage from the early 1950's. Back Stamp: Double Warrant Fine Bone China. Made in England. Cup Size is: 2" Tall by 4/78" Wide-Mouth to end of Handle. Cup holds 1 Cup Capacity. Glossy Finish and Gold Trim. In Fantastic Clean Vintage Condition with No Visible Flaws. Hand wash only to preserve its vintage beauty. This set is from my own private Collection that I am downsizing, and it was Displayed in a Curio Cabinet, and never used to serve Tea. In Fantastic Clean Vintage Condition with No Visible Flaws. Condition: New other (see details). Category: Pottery & Glass › Decorative Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware › Cup & Saucers. Brand: Paragon.
- Origin
- England
- Number of Items in Set
- Two-Piece
- Pattern
- Floral
- Shape
- Round
- Color
- Pink
- Set Includes
- Saucer, Tea Cup & Saucer Set
- Material
- Bone China
- Year Manufactured
- 1950
- Vintage
- Yes
- Brand
- Paragon
- Type
- Tea Cup & Saucer
- Department
- Unisex Adults
- Care Instructions
- Hand Wash Only
- Capacity
- 1 cup
- Theme
- Floral
- Style
- Queen Anne
- Time Period Manufactured
- 1950-1959
- Backstamp
- Printed
- Finish
- Glossy
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Product Line
- Paragon
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