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Vintage John de Warenne 1286-1347, Earl of Surrey & Sussex Coffee/Tea Cup, England. Item is being sold as used but is in very good condition. I purchased this while stationed in the UK in the 90s (while visiting Warwick Castle).Delve into the historical grandeur with this Vintage John de Warenne 1286-1347 coffee cup, hailing from the United Kingdom. An authentic piece, it showcases an array of vibrant colors that reflect the rich tapestry of England\'s past. This coffee/Tea cup is an original, not a reproduction, making it a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Crafted during a time when artistry was paramount, this item is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. It stands as a tribute to the Earl of Surrey & Sussex, capturing the essence of a bygone era in its design and color palette. A piece this original and steeped in history is sure to be a conversation starter wherever it\'s displayed. *Hand Wash Only.
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Any item can be returned to me for any reason for a full refund within30 days of receipt,as long as it is in thesame condition I sent it out in.Buyers are responsible for the cost of return shipping, there is no restocking fee, but please contact me prior to opening a return request, if there were any issues with your order. Let us work together for a solution if needed.
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Items are Pre-owned unless otherwise noted, and are stored in a clean, smoke-free environment. I do my best to accurately describe all items. Measurements are my best approximation, but I do not guarantee their accuracy. Used items are vulnerable to various degrees of loose threads, marks, scuffs, discoloration, and signs of wear.this is why they are cheaper than new items. I do my best to document these. Even new items are also susceptible to flaws, regardless of wear-this is the inherent nature of material goods.
