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Antique Royal Worcester China, Made in England, the “Pekin" Pattern pattern registered in 1913.1 Teacup, 1 5” teacup saucer and 1 6” dessert dish, a set of 3 pieces.The Background is a smooth Cream White, with a beautiful Chinese Basket and Flower Vase Pattern, Butterflies, soft blues and oranges with golds, inspired by the Art Nouveau from the Art Nouveau, inspired by nature and Asian art, the influence of the East was abound in the time period of the creation of this design.Discontinued pattern.
See pictures of makers mark, the hand scripted number to the right is the numeric designation of the 'Pekin' pattern.No. 608482 is the number for the Pekin pattern registration number, the registration number was registered in 1913.The makers mark shows the Standard printed mark in black introduced in 1891. This mark originally used tiny dots to denote the date then moved to stars and dots (as seen in the piece on offer), then in 1928 moved to differing devices to indicate the date. Making this piece pre 1928 and the design registered in 1913.This plate pieces have 5 dots on the left and 4 on the right with an * between them. Using the Royal Worcester decoder for marks, that makes these 2 plates 1923, 101 years old. …..*….The teacup is older, 1920 according to the 3 dots on each side of the *. …*...
Preloved antique excellent, no chips, cracks or crazing, see pictures and full description. Slight wear from use on the bottoms as shown in pictures and also noted are any wear marks on the pieces in photos which are very minimal.We offer combined shipping.Packed with care and love, ships in 1 business day.We are here for you before, during and after purchase, message us, we are here for you.All items in our shop are lovingly stored in a climate controlled environment.
Note:Royal Worcester is a porcelain brand based in Worcester, England. It was established in 1751 and was one of the oldest or second oldest remaining English porcelain brand still in existence today until it went into “administration” in 2007 and the intellectual property sold to a group. This is a rare piece.
