Product Description:

This Victorian teacup trio, lovingly kept within a local family in Henley on Thames for generations, includes a teacup, saucer, and dessert plate. Each piece is hand-painted with dark pink, purple, and blue floral patterns, making every set unique. These trios are part of a rare collection made for the Hawkins shop in Henley on Thames, visited by Queen Mary during the Henley Royal Regatta around 1900. The River & Rowing Museum in Henley on Thames lists an identical set in their archives, further highlighting its historical importance.

Each trio is hand-selected, ensuring you receive a beautiful and one-of-a-kind piece. Subtle variations in colour and design make each set truly special.

Key Features:

• Hand-painted floral designs with unique variations on each trio.
• Kept in a local family for generations.
• Part of a rare Victorian collection connected to Queen Mary’s visit during the Henley Royal Regatta.
• Identical pieces listed in the collection of the River & Rowing Museum.
• Stilt marks, adding authenticity to these 19th-century ceramic pieces.

Size:

Cup

(Dia) 9cm

(H) 5.5cm

Saucer

(Dia) 14cm

Dessert Plate

(Dia) 17c

Condition:

Each trio is in excellent vintage condition, with vibrant floral patterns and well-preserved backstamps. Subtle variations in the hand-coloured designs add to the charm of each set.

Other Items in the Same Pattern Available:

See the matching teapot set here

See the matching vintage cake plates here

Link to the museum listing for the teacup and saucer