An extremely rare tea set for Two, made by Shelley China during the 1940s.

Beautiful bone china made in the elegant Gainsborough shape and decorated with the green Dubarry pattern. Each piece has been beautifully hand painted by The Ladies at Shelley China with floral sprays and green bands, the rims and handles gilded with 24ct gold.

All pieces are marked with the green Shelley England factory stamp to base – Dubarry – pattern #13396.

Tea for Two …..

1 Teapot – 20 cm H – small chip to rim

Milk Jug – 9 cm H x 13 cm lip to handle

1 Sugar Bowl – 9 cn x 13 cm diameter.

2 Tea cups – 6.5 cm x 10 cm diameter.

2 Saucers – 14.3 cm diameter.

2 Plates – 15.3 cm diameter.

1 Cake Plate – 26 cm handle to handle.

Lovely condition, little if any signs of use.

Please note that most of our items are pre-loved and may have minor imperfections commensurate with the date of manufacture. Vintage items are about 40 to 100 years old, antique pieces are over 100 years old. Minor wear should be considered acceptable, they are simply part of the character of owning an older piece. I give full condition reports for each item, please feel free to contact me for further details.

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Our offices are based in a lovely old barn conversion near the North Cotswold village of Chipping Campden where every figurine is professionally cleaned and checked under UV light so an accurate condition report can be established before individual items are added to the website.

We mail fully insured, to over 40 countries, professionally packing every order using poly boxes, poly beads and bubble wrap ensuring your precious figurine arrives in pristine condition.

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Karen

www.thevintageteacup.co.uk