Precious Porcelain
This is a fine porcelain Tea Cup & Saucer made by Miles Mason, of Lane Delph, Stoke on Trent, England, circa 1805. It has a plain loop handle with the characteristic upper spur which is a known Miles Mason handle shape. The Decoration Consisting of panels framed by wavy pink ribbons enclosing, altenatively, with flowers and leaves with a marbled pattern
Miles Mason Porcelain Marbled Cup & Saucer, Pattern 483, Circa 1810
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Miles Mason Tea Cup & Saucer 1810
Miles Mason was the founder of the MASON's dynasty, his son Charles James Mason patenting Mason's Ironstone in 1813. Prior to that Miles Mason, started production, in the late 18th century, of some fine porcelain, of which this Cup & Saucer is an Example... An Example of a Cream Jug can be found in the V& A Museum (Photo Attached)
Size: Cup 6cm high x 10cm wide, Saucer 13cm wide
Condition: Gilt Worn