Mid 20th Century Fine English China Staffordshire Collection Tea Set- 11 Pieces

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Made in England by Staffordshire potteries
Mid-20th century fine bone china tea set
Features delicate rose motif with … Read more Quick Hits:
Made in England by Staffordshire potteries
Mid-20th century fine bone china tea set
Features delicate rose motif with gilt edging
11-piece set including teapot, creamer, sugar, and cups with saucers
Timeless charm for afternoon tea or display

Measurements:
Teapot: 9"w x 6"d x 7.5"h
Saucer: 5.675"w x 5.675"d x .25"h
Cup: 4.675"w x 3.5"d x 2.875"h
Cream: 4"w x 3.5"d x 3.875"h
Sugar: 3.5"w x 3.5"d x 3.875"h

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Down the rabbit hole! Just like Alice in Wonderland, step into the tradition of English tea with this lovely 11-piece Staffordshire tea set, crafted in fine bone china and decorated with soft blush-pink rosebuds and foliage, all delicately edged in gold. This set, dating from the mid-20th century, offers a full ensemble for serving tea with elegance: a teapot, four cups, four matching saucers, a sugar bowl with lid, and a graceful creamer.

This classic tea set carries all the hallmarks of the Staffordshire region’s long-standing porcelain mastery. Known for producing some of the world’s finest bone china since the 18th century, Staffordshire potteries have adorned tables across the globe, from English cottages to formal drawing rooms. The pattern here is feminine and romantic—ideal for bridal showers, garden parties, or simply elevating your daily rituals.

Whether displayed in a glass-front hutch or brought out for Sunday tea, this tea set adds a note of grace and history to any setting. It's a charming gift for collectors and tea lovers alike.

Historical Note:
Staffordshire, England, has been at the heart of fine porcelain production since the early 1700s. During the mid-20th century, many of these family-run potteries flourished by combining centuries-old techniques with modern floral aesthetics. This tea set reflects that golden era of English ceramics—where function met fine artistry in the everyday ritual of tea. See less