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Dainty Teacup & Saucer

By lmclouser, 21 November, 2018
Description

Three footed Limoges teacup, hand-painted in France. No stamp on the bottom of the teacup or saucer. DESCRIPTION: Teacup is fluted, octagon shape with rim trimmed in gold. Delicate, hand-painted pink flowers with green leaves. Gold feet, gold C-scroll shaped handle, both pieces are decorated with gold figure eights, dots, and flowers. Primary colors are teal and white. CONDITION: Great condition, wear on the bottom of the feet.  DIMENSIONS: The cup is 3 1/4" wide including the handle and the height is 1 3/4" tall. The saucer is 4 3/4" diameter.  

Category
China
Medium
Bone china
Distinguishing marks
None
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
The cup is 3 1/4" wide including the handle and the height is 1 3/4" tall. The saucer is 4 3/4" diameter.
Date Period
???
Weight
???
History
???
Price
???
Price Paid (If known)
???
For Sale?
No
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Thomas Gordyn

6 years 7 months ago

Re: Dainty Teacup & Saucer

Vintage Limoges Inspired 3 footed Tea Cup and Saucer.

I would agree that this is hand painted bone china. The concerns I have is there are no identifyable makers marks what so ever. 

Circa 1940's - 1950's

Origin: European / Asia but I have no clue as to where.

Est Value $15 - $35 US ... based on the lack of hallmarks this still is a very lovely piece.

About 10 - 15 years ago I attended many auctions were single cups like this went for $50 - $100 + dollars each set. However that is not the case today.

A few weeks ago at a local online auction 2 lots of 4 tiered book shelves each having 50 plus sets like this went for less then $10 a shelf full ... the shelfs were included. The price the winning bidders paid worked out to about 20 cents per set. 

Hopefully in time the markets will change to improve demand on these lovely tea cups. Thanks for sharing. Please leave me a reply on my valuation. It is appreicated.

Peace Always

Thomas J. Gordyn

Certified Professional Appraiser - AIOA

Proud Member of The American Numismatic Association

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