Vintage Fine Bone China Saucer | Blue Forget-Me-Not & Stylized Tree Art Deco

This beautiful saucer is a lovely example of quality English china from the mid-20th century (likely 1930s-1940s). Although the maker is unmarked, the base clearly reads "FINE BONE CHINA MADE IN ENGLAND", signifying superior quality and craftsmanship from the Staffordshire potteries. Key Features and Details: Style: Art Deco to Early Mid-Century (c. 1930s-1940s). Manufacturer: Unknown English Pottery (Marked "Fine Bone China Made in England"). Design: Features a distinct and whimsical pattern: Flowers: Clusters of delicate Blue and Pale Yellow Flowers (resembling Forget-Me-Nots or Primula). Stylized Foliage: The pattern incorporates stylized, thin Brown Tree Trunks/Branches and a wash of Pale Green along the scalloped rim, a popular decorative element of the Art Deco era. Shape: Classic scalloped ("fluted") rim. Accents: Finished with a thin line of gold gilt around the scalloped edge. Size: The saucer measures approximately 5.5 inches in diameter Condition: The saucer appears to be in very good vintage condition with bright colours and good gilt retention. Note: This listing is for the saucer only. It is an ideal piece for collectors building "mix and match" tea sets or for use as a beautiful display piece. Collector's Appeal: The unique combination of the stylized branches, soft blue flowers, and green border will appeal strongly to collectors of Art Deco China, Vintage Tea Ware, and those who love a Cottagecore or Grandmillennial look.