These beautiful ramekins boast the Royal Worcester Evesham pattern which was introduced in 1961 and remained in production continuously until 2015: it was one of the most popular and longest-running tableware designs in the history of British ceramics. It was inspired by the vale of the same name in Worcestershire, England which is famous for its market gardens and orchards. The design showcases blackberries, apples, autumn leaves and olives. The design appears on their delicately ribbed sides. There rims are finished with gold. Feature: to top it all off - they are oven to table ware! Measurements: 3" in diameter at the rim, 1 3/4"tall Excellent condition: no chips, or cracks. Some wear on gold rim typical with age Keywords: English Pottery, Fruit Pattern, Souffle Dish, Custard Cup, Tea Party, Cottagecore, Traditional Decor, Fine China, Collectible Porcelain, Replacement China, Gourmet Cooking, Elegant Serving Item shown is the exact item you will receive. Ships from Northeast Ohio.