Royal Albert - Blossom Time

This was a gift from a relative who found a great deal on a full set of this china at a garage sale.

 

 

This pattern has a few different marks depending when it was made.  This one indicates that it was produced in the 1940s.  This pattern also was made with different shaped cups (Countess or Hampton).  The history of this pattern is interesting to read.

 

 

~ Royal Albert ~ Bone China ~ England ~ Blossom Time ~ Reg. Nº 799933 ~

Queens - Birds of American

I think I found this tea cup at a thrift store.  I paid a bit more for it, but I had been wanting a tea cup with birds on it for my collection.

 

 

Queens Rosina China, c1970s-80s.

 

 

~ Estd 1875 ~ Queen's ~ Fine Bone China ~ Made in England ~ Series 1 ~ Birds of America ~

Royal Albert - Our Emblems Dear

Here is a gainsborough style tea cup I picked up at a garage sale.  It has all the provinces written on it with their flowers.

 

 

I just wish the flag was drawn in the same style as the rest of the cup.   It was produced from 1980-1981.

 

 

~ CANADA ~ Royal Albert ~ Bone China England ~ Our Emblems Dear ~

Royal Grafton - Green Tea Cup

 

This is the second tea cup I have from Royal Grafton.  This time it has it's own saucer.  It was purchased at a garage sale.

 

 

Take a peek inside!

 

 

This mark could have been used on tea cups produced in 1957 onward.  I believe the actual company only produced tea cups until 1972.

 

 

~ Royal Grafton ~ Fine Bone China ~ Made in England ~

Royal Albert - Periwincle

This tea cup was a gift.  I believe those are forget-me-nots that decorate the edges of the cup and saucer.

 

 

This mark looks like the marks used in the 1950s.

 

 

~ Royal Albert ~ Bone China ~ England ~ Periwincle ~