This is a listing for one Queen Anne cup and saucer. Delicate pink roses and white flowers bloom gracefully on a pale pink background, and the edges are adorned with delicate gold trim, creating a gorgeous and beautiful piece. The gold trim gently shimmers in the light, enveloping the piece in a romantic atmosphere, like an afternoon tea time spent in an English rose garden. The elegant and classic form, pale colors, and gorgeous design make this a masterpiece that will fill your heart just by looking at it. It would also look lovely as interior decor, and it's a wonderful item that allows you to feel the warmth and elegance unique to vintage pieces. (Manufacturer: Ridgway Potteries Ltd / Bone China / Made in England / 1950s-60s) *Royal Albert tag is used for reference. 【Condition】 Vintage * There are no cracks, chips, or breaks, and it is in beautiful condition. * There is a dent on the upper part of the cup, but it has been glazed over, so it is not a chip but a manufacturing flaw. * There is some wear on the gold trim. → Please check the photos. → Please be sure to ask any questions you may have. → Please understand that this is a vintage item before purchasing. ⚠️ Vintage items may have imperfections such as hand-painted distortions, color bleeding, paint loss, small black dots, subtle unevenness, glaze imperfections, and kiln marks. These are due to the manufacturing techniques of the time and should be understood as part of the unique charm of vintage items. 【Size (approximate)】 Cup: Diameter approx. 8.8cm, Height approx. 7.3cm Saucer: Diameter approx. 14cm Shipping will be done via Mercari shipping with cushioning materials such as bubble wrap. * Basically, returns are not accepted. * We inspect items carefully, but please forgive any oversights. * Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details. For those who like coffee cups and teacups. For those who like domestic tableware manufacturers such as Noritake, Okura Art China, and Narumi. For those who like English tableware such as Wedgwood, Royal Albert, Aynsley, and Minton. For those who like German tableware such as Rosenthal and Italian tableware such as Richard Ginori. How about for practical use or for your collection?