Thank you for viewing. This is a 3-piece set of a British-made Royal Albert Moonlight Rose cup, saucer, and plate. Size: Cup: Approximately 9.8cm in diameter, 6cm in height Saucer: Approximately 14cm in diameter Plate: Approximately 18cm in diameter *Please forgive any slight size discrepancies due to amateur inspection. Royal Albert began in 1896 from a small kiln in England. Its excellent ceramic technology caught the eye of the royal family, and it established its position as a prestigious brand by being awarded the "Royal" title. In 2015, it became part of Wedgwood, and production shifted to Indonesia after 2002, but this time we are introducing a rare British-made piece. It is highly popular in the UK and is expected to become increasingly difficult to obtain in the future. This "Moonlight Rose" series is a blue version of the "Old Country Roses" released in 1987. The design, which features impressive blue roses blooming under the moonlight and is inspired by the gardens of the Lake District in England, gives the viewer an elegant impression. Compared to the red version, the production volume is small, and it is a series that is highly popular among collectors. The cup has a shape called "Avon Shape," which gently envelops the aroma of tea and is also excellent with tea, which becomes more astringent over time. The plate can be widely used for serving toast, scones, fruits, etc. (See the last photo for a reference product) Regarding the condition, there are no cutlery marks on the plate, and it is generally in a relatively clean condition with a glossy appearance. However, there are some scratches and peeling on the gold trim (see photo 8). This is a used item that has been stored at home, so we would appreciate it if those who understand vintage items would purchase it. The box is not included, but we will use cushioning material and carefully pack it for shipping. Immediate purchase is OK. Thank you. We are listing many teacups in a separate section, so please consider them as well if you are interested. #market307's teacups are here