A figurine of cats gathered on a mantelpiece, made in England in the 1800s. These small souvenirs (fairings) from fairs often held in Victorian-era Europe are now popular collectibles. Height: 10cm, Width: 9.5cm, Depth: 5.3cm #BritishVintage♤ #Antique_Brocan♧ The inscription "Five o'clock tea" on the base refers to the custom of taking tea with light refreshments in the late afternoon, which originated from the social gatherings of the British aristocracy in the 19th century. With its poetic and elegant image, tea blends bearing its name (mainly Ceylon-based) are now popular in many tea shops such as Fauchon, Mariage Frères, and TWG. In good antique condition with no significant damage, but there are kiln marks and uneven glaze from the firing process. This is an old item with a simple design. Please check the images carefully before purchasing. Shipping costs will be discounted if you purchase with other items. Feel free to comment if you have any questions. Purchases without comments are of course welcome, even in the early morning or late night ⭐︎⡱ British Antique British Antique Victorian