Liverpool Road Pottery Bone China Teacup & Saucer, Blue Floral, Gold Nassau, England
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Liverpool Road Pottery Bone China Teacup & Saucer, Blue Floral, Gold Nassau, England
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$9.50
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$9.50
Regular price
Add a touch of English charm to your collection with this Liverpool Road Pottery Bone China Teacup & Saucer Set. Featuring a delicate blue floral pattern, shimmering gold trim, and “Nassau” lettering, this piece reflects fine craftsmanship and collectible appeal. Made in England, it’s a wonderful example of mid‑century souvenir china.
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Collector’s Item – A rare find for enthusiasts of English bone china and vintage pottery.
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Elegant Design – Blue floral motif with gold accents that catch the light beautifully.
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Mix & Match Fun – Pair with other teacups and saucers to create playful, eclectic tea‑time sets.
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Versatile Use – Perfect for display in a china cabinet, enjoying afternoon tea, or gifting to collectors.
This set is more than just a teacup and saucer—it’s a piece of history that invites creativity. Whether you enjoy it solo or mix it with other patterns for a whimsical tea party, it brings timeless beauty and collectible charm to any home.
This item is shipped directly by Wade Living and may arrive separately from other items in your order.
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