John Ridgway - Tea cup set (10) - Partial Tea or Dessert Set - Porcelain - Pattern number 6392

Antique John Ridgway Porcelain Partial Tea / Dessert Service – Pattern 6392 – Circa 1835

A partial tea or dessert service produced by the prestigious English pottery firm of John Ridgway (Staffordshire, England), dating to the early Victorian era (circa 1830–1853).

This beautifully hand-painted porcelain group features Ridgway’s celebrated pattern number 6392.

The design boasts delicate, vibrant floral sprays, a pale sage-green or grey border, scalloped edges, and elaborate hand-gilded scrolling accents. The base of the large bowl retains the clear, stamped magenta/purple British Royal Arms transfer mark used by the Ridgway factory during this period.

This assembly is perfect for a collector looking to expand an existing heirloom service, replace missing components, or display a beautiful vignette of authentic 19th-century English porcelain.

Inventory & Detailed Condition Report:
Please review the condition details below carefully. All items show minor, age-appropriate wear to the hand-painted gilt rims, which is entirely consistent with porcelain that is nearly 190 years old.

* 1x Large Slop / Serving Bowl: Excellent antique condition. No chips, cracks, or hairline fractures. Vibrant colors and excellent gilding retention.
* 5x Matching Pattern Teacups: Very good antique condition. Free of structural cracks; handles are secure.
* 4x Matching Pattern Saucers: Very good antique condition. Light surface/utensil marks visible under direct light, but free of chips or cracks.
* 2x Complementary Mismatched Saucers: Included in the lot. These feature a slightly different, heavier green-and-gold border with a centralized wheel motif. They coordinate beautifully in color but are from a different period/maker. Free of damage.