391 Results: New & Used in tea cups and saucers in Australia (Page 10 of 17)

Beautiful rare fine Japanese Lustreware childs tea set with Walt Disney Mickey Mouse motif. 9 pieces: 1 x teapot with lid 1 x sugar holder with lid 1 x milk jug 4 x cups 2 x saucers 2 saucers are missing, and 1 saucer has a small chip (see photograph). All other pieces are in perfect condition. My mum received this set as a gift when she was about 5 years of age. She is now in her 90's. Happy to answer any questions regarding this tea set, and happy to post at an additional cost.

Tea set made in Japan, never used, comes with: coffee/tea pot, 6 cups and saucers, sugar bowl and milk jug, no chips or cracks, not negotiable, pick up at Ottoway

Cup capacity 150ml, saucer 14,5cm diameter, desert plate 15,3cm x 15cm has a little chip. As different computers display colors differently, the color of the actual item may vary slightly from the above images, thanks for your understanding. NOTE: Item May Disappeared If Will Sold On A Different Site. **Pick up welcome from Dandenong, Victoria** ** PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO VIEW MY OTHER ITEMS I HAVE UP FOR SALE.** PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. SORRY NO RETURNS.

‘Classic China Australia’ appears to be one of several unidentified Australian china makers and used the maker’s mark, ‘Classic Fine China Australia’ in a circle. Unlike the St Kilda China gold gilt sets, Classic China Australia sets usually include an un-gilded white centre. Fine china aficionados suggest that it is likely that ‘Classic China Australia’ marked pieces are imported blanks that are decorated in Australia. This most likely happened c.1960s when gold china sets were popular in Aust

ROYAL ALBERT "ROMANCE" MADE IN ENGLAND IN EXCELLENT NEW CONDITION EXISTING OUT OF 3 TEA CUPS, 3 SAUCERS, 3 CAKE PLATES, LARGE CAKE SERVING PLATE, MILK JUG AND SUGARBOWL.

Made in the Philippines this gorgeous set has a tea/coffee pot, 2 cups with attached saucers and a milk and sugar. c1950 -1980 Perfect for Dolls House. Tray measures 8cm long.

ROYAL ALBERT FLOWER OF THE MONTH DECEMBER CHRISTMAS ROSE TEA CUP AND SAUCER SET MADE IN ENGLAND IN EXCELLENT NEW CONDITION.

Duchess Trio Bone China Cup, Saucer and Plate Made In England Duchess Bone China Trio Made In England English Duchess Fine Bone China Cup, Saucer and Plate This trio is in excellent condition with no cracks or crazing and is ideal for home use, display, tea parties, high tea, etc. Combine pieces to create your own, individual setting! Features: · Fine Bone China · Gold Relief Cash on pick-up from Camberwell, 3124 However, will ship at buyer's request. Cost of postage and handling will be additi

Roslyn Fine Bone China Cup and Saucer Set 4 x Tea Cups and 5 x Saucers

Royan Vale Tea Cup (no saucer) pattern #8227

A cute and delicate set by Tuscan, makers of fine English bone china. This is called Springtime. It holds a good sized cuppa with a nice wide brim on cup and large handle. Perfect for Mum , bring scones and you'll be set for Mothers Day The trio is as new with no damage, discolouration or signs of age.

In 1890, Herbert Joseph Colclough established Colclough Bone China. King George V and Queen Mary paid him a visit in 1913 and granted Colclough a royal licence to create Royal Vale porcelain. The name continued to be utilised by succeeding businesses long into the 1970s as a result of the reputation the company built for itself. This particular line was rapidly expanding at the start of the 1930s, and they began to make tableware and tea sets that are still in high demand today. Their beautiful

Gainsborough Primrose x4 saucers

Thomas Allen and Spencer Green began doing business as T.A. & S. Green in 1876. The company changed its name to the Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co. Ltd. in 1889. A broad variety of bone china products, including dinnerware, tea and coffee ware, miniatures, vases, cutlery handles, door furnishings, and flowery china baskets, were being produced by the turn of the century. The company manufactured badged ceramics for the military forces during World War II, although no earthenware was produced

In 1890, Herbert Joseph Colclough established Colclough Bone China. King George V and Queen Mary paid him a visit in 1913 and granted Colclough a royal licence to create Royal Vale porcelain. The name continued to be utilised by succeeding businesses long into the 1970s as a result of the reputation the company built for itself. This particular line was rapidly expanding at the start of the 1930s, and they began to make tableware and tea sets that are still in high demand today. Their beautiful

In 1890, Herbert Joseph Colclough established Colclough Bone China. King George V and Queen Mary paid him a visit in 1913 and granted Colclough a royal licence to create Royal Vale porcelain. The name continued to be utilised by succeeding businesses long into the 1970s as a result of the reputation the company built for itself. This particular line was rapidly expanding at the start of the 1930s, and they began to make tableware and tea sets that are still in high demand today. Their beautiful

In 1890, Herbert Joseph Colclough established Colclough Bone China. King George V and Queen Mary paid him a visit in 1913 and granted Colclough a royal licence to create Royal Vale porcelain. The name continued to be utilised by succeeding businesses long into the 1970s as a result of the reputation the company built for itself. This particular line was rapidly expanding at the start of the 1930s, and they began to make tableware and tea sets that are still in high demand today. Their beautiful

The history of Royal Albert can be traced back over a century to a tiny ceramic business founded by Thomas Wild in 1896 in Longton, one of the six towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent, also known as The Potteries. This well-known brand started as a family company. Because of Thomas and his sons – Fred and Tom (‘TC’) – skill and hard work, the company became known for bone china tea and breakfast sets. Only in 1970 did the company known as Thomas C. Wild & Sons Ltd formally alter its name to Royal

The history of Royal Albert can be traced back over a century to a tiny ceramic business founded by Thomas Wild in 1896 in Longton, one of the six towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent, also known as The Potteries. This well-known brand started as a family company. Because of Thomas and his sons – Fred and Tom (‘TC’) – skill and hard work, the company became known for bone china tea and breakfast sets. Only in 1970 did the company known as Thomas C. Wild & Sons Ltd formally alter its name to Royal

The history of Royal Albert can be traced back over a century to a tiny ceramic business founded by Thomas Wild in 1896 in Longton, one of the six towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent, also known as The Potteries. This well-known brand started as a family company. Because of Thomas and his sons – Fred and Tom (‘TC’) – skill and hard work, the company became known for bone china tea and breakfast sets. Only in 1970 did the company known as Thomas C. Wild & Sons Ltd formally alter its name to Royal

The history of Royal Albert can be traced back over a century to a tiny ceramic business founded by Thomas Wild in 1896 in Longton, one of the six towns that make up Stoke-on-Trent, also known as The Potteries. This well-known brand started as a family company. Because of Thomas and his sons – Fred and Tom (‘TC’) – skill and hard work, the company became known for bone china tea and breakfast sets. Only in 1970 did the company known as Thomas C. Wild & Sons Ltd formally alter its name to Royal

Vintage BMF West Germany Silver Plated Coffee Tea Cup & Saucer for sale In good condition No chips or Cracks Saucer is 13cm diameter Cup is 9 cm diameter x 6cm(H) Can post Australia Wide $15.00 Collection is Cranbourne East Vic

Beautiful and modern Royal Doulton Tea set Inc Tea Pot, sugar & cream, 10 set of cups and saucers. Hardly used, in mint condition

This cup and saucer is made in England. It is embellished with a beautiful rose design. Fine Bone China.