Royal Standard Tea Duo – Cup & Saucer – Mandarin Pattern Enamelware a porcelain saucer and matching

a porcelain saucer and matching tea plate manufactured by Grindley between 1940 and 1959 when this particular pattern was discontinued

This set of silver plated dessert spoons and server have been manufactured in Priestly & Moore’s “Bouquet” handle design

Wedgwood developed a number of further industrial innovations for his company

Diameter of rim: 10 cm Saucer height of rim: 2

Besides requiring a polish and some patina spots here and there

Royal Standard Tea Duo – Cup & Saucer – Mandarin Pattern Enamelware a porcelain saucer and matchingRoyal Standard was a trading name of Chapman's (Longton) and a subsidiary of Royal Albert. Royal Standard produced bone china dinner and teaware at the Albert works until 1966. This item is a Royal Standard tea duo consisting of a footed cup and saucer in the Mandarin pattern. Pink, blue, green, purple and mustard florals and scroll on a crisp white background with gold trim. The cup and saucer is stamped underneath Royal Standard Fine Bone China