Royal Standard Tea Duo – Cup & Saucer – Mandarin Pattern Enamelware

Royal Standard Tea Duo – Cup & Saucer – Mandarin Pattern EnamelwareRoyal Standard was a trading name of Chapman's (Longton) and a subsidiary of Royal Albert. Royal Standard produced bone china dinner and teaware at the Albert works until 1966. This item is a Royal Standard tea duo consisting of a footed cup and saucer in the Mandarin pattern. Pink, blue, green, purple and mustard florals and scroll on a crisp white background with gold trim. The cup and saucer is stamped underneath Royal Standard Fine Bone China

Besides requiring a polish and some patina spots here and there

one on either side of a centre zippered compartment

Height with handle up: 26 cm

This set of silver plated dessert spoons and server have been manufactured in Priestly & Moore’s “Bouquet” handle design

The tray has also been designed with a scalloped rim decorated in olive green trim and a pair of handles with embossed scroll and plume motifs

The item is a hammered metal pewter hot water pot with a hinged lid and black Bakelite finial

Diameter of rim: 10 cm Saucer height of rim: 2

The platter has been designed in an old scalloped style with a gold rope motif band adorning the rim

a porcelain saucer and matching tea plate manufactured by Grindley between 1940 and 1959 when this particular pattern was discontinued

Wedgwood developed a number of further industrial innovations for his company

The item is stamped underneath Olympia Porcelain Vitrified BS 4034

The tea pot is in pristine condition