Royal Crown Pottery Tea Trio (circa 1952) Petunia pattern

Vintage Royal Crown Pottery tea trio. Showcasing a delightful patchwork design in soft pink tones, adorned with delicate floral bouquets and luxurious gold accents, this set embodies timeless beauty and refined craftsmanship from the mid-20th century.

A Glimpse into English Pottery Heritage: Royal Crown Pottery was a trade name used by various potteries in the Staffordshire region of England, known for its rich history of ceramic production. While specific details about Royal Crown Pottery can be elusive, the name itself evokes a sense of quality and tradition. Pieces bearing this mark often feature classic English designs and attention to detail, as seen in this lovely trio from the 1950s

Known as Royal Crown Pottery before changing the name to Trentham Bone China in March 1952, this dates the trio pre March 1952. The trios we have along with milk jug and sugar bowl ( sold separatley) are all in perfect condition although the gilding could do with a polish.

Why You'll Love This Trio:

• Unique Patchwork Design: The soft pink patchwork pattern creates a charming and distinctive aesthetic, characteristic of mid-century design.

• Delicate Floral Bouquets: The colorful floral bouquets add a touch of whimsy and elegance.

• Luxurious Gold Accents: The gold trim enhances the beauty of the set, adding a touch of sophistication.

• Complete Trio: This set includes a cup, saucer, and tea plate, providing everything you need for a delightful tea experience.

• Vintage Appeal: Owning a piece of Royal Crown Pottery from the 1950s is a wonderful way to connect with the heritage of English ceramics and add a touch of mid-century elegance to your tea service.

Don't miss the opportunity to own this exquisite Royal Crown Pottery tea trio.

It's a perfect addition to any vintage tableware collection and a delightful way to make every tea time a special occasion. Treat yourself to a touch of mid-century charm and floral beauty!