Teacup Goldflower, beige, faience, United Kingdom, 1930s.
108 PLN
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The Goldflower teacup from England, dating to the 1920s/30s, is a classic example of British interwar faience. Its warm, creamy ivory base is softened by a gentle patina, while richly hand-painted floral and ornamental motifs in vivid burnt orange and deep cobalt blue, accented with delicate red linework, create bold, symmetrical patterns across both cup and saucer. The glossy glazed surface enhances the vibrancy of the colors. The cup features a gently scalloped rim and a delicately shaped handle with subtle relief details, evoking the refined spirit of Art Deco with a hint of late Edwardian elegance. The saucer mirrors the cup’s design, with matching scalloped edges and coordinated decoration. The faience is smooth to the touch, with fine visible crazing and minor age-related wear, but no major chips or cracks. The overall condition is very good for its age, with only light signs of use and an authentic vintage character. This teacup holds the spirit of interwar England—a time when tea was not simply a drink, but a ritual, and the table was the stage for daily encounters. The hand-applied floral patterns seem to tell stories of bygone afternoons,
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Height6 cm
Length10 cm
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Length10 cm
Height6 cm
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