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Johann Haviland Blue Garland Tea Saucers — Set of 8
Condition:
used
$13.75
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$13.75
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These porcelain tea saucers bring a clean, classic presence to table settings with their soft blue floral patterning and platinum‑tone trim.
A set of eight tea saucers from Johann Haviland’s Traditions Fine China collection, featuring the Blue Garland pattern with soft blue floral sprays on white porcelain. Each saucer includes a subtle platinum‑tone trim that reflects the refined styling associated with this mid‑century line. The pieces display well for formal table settings or as part of a coordinated china collection. Light surface wear is present and consistent with age, and no chips or cracks were observed.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
Vintage Disclaimer
Vintage pieces may show light signs of age or use. Please review all photos and reach out with any questions before purchasing. Due to the nature of vintage items, returns are not accepted.
JH-BG-TS8-TFC-EX
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