Paragon - Victoriana Rose

Here is a Paragon pattern that was continued to be produced under the Royal Albert name.

 

 

This is a generous gift from a relative's china set.

 

 

~ By Appointment of Her Majesty the Queen ~ China Potters ~ Paragon ~ Fine Bone China ~ Made in England ~ Victoriana Rose ~

Paragon - Canadian Provincial Flowers - Prairie Rose

Here is a pattern that was made by Paragon.  I thought Royal Albert also made this pattern, but I believe that they are slightly different.  I have a Royal Albert salt and pepper set with the Prairie Rose on it.

 

 

Paragon only made China until 1960.

 

 

~ Canadian Provincial Flowers ~ By Appointment to her Majesty the Queen ~ China Potters ~ Paragon ~ Fine Bone China ~ Made in England ~ Rec'D L/L ~ Prairie Rose ~

Royal Paragon - Red and Gold Saucer

Here is the fourth mix-match saucer I got from that fantastic box.  This saucer is made by Paragon between 1933 - 1934.

~ Royal Paragon ~ By Appointment ~ Made in England ~ Regd ~

Small Paragon Plate - Tay 'San

Here is the second small china plate I picked up on our BC vacation.  It is also made by Paragon.

I saw somewhere online that this pattern was originally manufactured in 1981.  Paragon was owned by Royal Doulton at that point.

~ By Appointment to HM the Queen ~ China Potters ~ PARAGON ~ China Ltd ~ Stoke-on-Trent ~ Tay 'San ~ Made in England ~ Reg'd L/L ~

Small Paragon Plate - Tapestry Rose

While vacationing in BC I found a few mismatched china pieces for a great deal!  This small plate is really cute and cheerful!

It's made by Paragon between 1939-1949.  The pattern itself seems to have been produced over a number of years and has a variety of different backstamps.

~ Paragon ~ HM the Queen & HM Queen Mary ~ Fine Bone China ~ ~ England ~ Reg'd ~ Tapestry Rose ~

Green Paragon Tea Cup

Here's another tea cup to share:

It is a beautiful tea cup that is missing it's saucer.  The lady had sold the saucers earlier, then found the matching tea cups!  I think this is a beautiful tea cup, even missing the saucer.  One day I'll find something that will work with it!  Simple white and gold on the outside ... and bright colours on the inside!

Here is the back stamp.  I didn't find this exact one online, but similar one to it dates a tea cup around 1939-1949.

~ Paragon by appointment to ~ HM The Queen & HM Queen Mary ~ Fine Bone China ~ England Reg’d  ~

Aynsley-Paragon Mix Match - Pretty in Pink

Here is the final 25 cent tea cup I picked up.  It is not a matching pair, but it does match quite well if you ask me!  I especially love the simple, yet beautiful tea cup.

This tea cup was probably produced between 1905-1925 based on this back stamp.  After all those years, she's lost her saucer.

~Aynsley ~ Made in England ~

But she was matched with this beauty!  The saucer has the same shade of pink and its intricate design complements her simplicity.

 I'm not sure when this saucer was produced ... some time after 1963.

~ By Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen ~ Manufacturers of Paragon ~ Fine Bone China ~ England Reg'd ~

Paragon - Green and Gold

I wanted to share a beautiful tea cup my husband bought me for our anniversary.  He found it at this great antique mall that we have in our city.

It has such a unique and pretty pattern.  I like the fun green petal shapes around the cup and saucer with a gold overlay...

 ...and such pretty ruffled edges!

 There is a spring floral bouquet inside the cup and in the center of the saucer.

Here is the backstamp ... it was used 1935-.

 

~ Paragon ~ By Appointment ~ Fine China ~ Made in England ~

Paragon G6072

Here is a saucer without it's tea cup!  I picked it up anyway, because it was not expensive, and I thought it was pretty.  I had a hard time determining the age of this piece, and thought maybe it was produced between 1939-1940.

~ Paragon ~ By Appointment to HM the Queen & HM Queen Mary ~ Fine Bone China ~ England ~ Reg'd ~ G6072 ~

Paragon 2277

Today I want to share with you a couple tea cups I found last weekend.  They are made of such fine bone china.  It is so thin and delicate.

Such a simple, yet beautiful design!

 A gold rim on the saucer where the tea cup sits.

Here are their back stamps.  According the the source I found online, this stamp was used 1903 onward.  I think it is the second stamp that Paragon used.

~ England ~ The Paragon China ~ 2277 ~

You can visit Martha's Favorites and Artful Affirmations to see more beautiful tea cups!

"I always fear that creation will expire before tea time." - Sydney Smith

Paragon - Chatelaine

Here is another gift that I received one birthday.  It was one of my first china tea cups.

It has a petit point floral pattern that is really quite beautiful!

There is a lot of details on this cup. 

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There are different pink and blue flowers ... and one little yellow one on the saucer!
Here is the pretty floral decoration on the inside of the cup.

The cup and saucer have a lovely fluted design.

The back stamp indicates that this cup could have been produced any time after 1963 until the Paragon name was discontinued (1992).

~ By Appointment to her Majesty the Queen ~ Manufacturers of Paragon Fine Bone China ~ England Reg'd ~ Chatelaine ~

You can visit Martha's Favorites and Artful Affirmations to see more beautiful tea cups!

Paragon - Numbered Pattern

Here is another garage sale find.



Simple sky blue on the outside and a pretty floral pattern inside!

Based on the stamp on the bottom, this cup was likely produced between 1960 and 1963.  Too bad I can't make out what the numbered pattern is.