Crown Staffordshire Tea Cup and Saucer with Flowers and Lace Pattern, Vintage

In 1889, the Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co. was formed from T.A. & S. Green. They manufactured from the Minerva Works, Stoke-on-Trent, England. In 1948, their name was restyled as Crown Staffordshire China Co Ltd. They were purchased by the Wedgwood group in 1973, and the Crown Staffordshire name was not used after 1985. The 1801 date used on their stamps refers to the original founding of the Minerva Works by another company. Bone china tea cup and saucer made by Crown Staffordshire. Tea cups and saucers are covered with flowers and a lace pattern. Gold trimming on cup and saucer edges. mint condition. Please note antique and vintage pieces are considered used and while most of the pieces we sell probably never saw much tea, natural for their age, there may be imperfections or slight wear, which we will do our best to point out in the description and photos.