The Foley - Cup (11) - Bone china - Foley &Limoges





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A porcelain lot from The Foley China (England) comprising a 11‑piece set including a sugar bowl with lid (Limoges influence) and a mix of 1903–1913 vintage pieces with Lily shape breakfast trio and matching cups and saucers, in good condition with signs of use, gilding wear, a small chip on a handle and a visible crack on a saucer as shown in photos.
Description from the seller
• Covered sugar bowl with lid (Limoges, France) – Union Céramique, 1909–1939. Art Nouveau form, motif of pink roses, hand gilt.
• 1x Breakfast trio / 3-piece (The Foley China, England) – rare Victorian Lily shape, Fern pattern (No. 5902 – ferns and daisies). Pattern registered: Rº 276279 (circa 1896), production approx. 1903–1913.
• 2x Duet: cup with saucer / 4-piece (The Foley China, England) – years 1903–1913, climbing ivy/branches motif, gilded rims.
•1 x Dessert plate/charger (The Foley China, England) – years 1903–1913, rolled/ruffled edges, to match the duets.
Condition: good, visible signs of use, wear to gilding, small chip, crack on the handle; visible on the dessert plate; kiln firing specks; see photos, these are part of the description.
• Covered sugar bowl with lid (Limoges, France) – Union Céramique, 1909–1939. Art Nouveau form, motif of pink roses, hand gilt.
• 1x Breakfast trio / 3-piece (The Foley China, England) – rare Victorian Lily shape, Fern pattern (No. 5902 – ferns and daisies). Pattern registered: Rº 276279 (circa 1896), production approx. 1903–1913.
• 2x Duet: cup with saucer / 4-piece (The Foley China, England) – years 1903–1913, climbing ivy/branches motif, gilded rims.
•1 x Dessert plate/charger (The Foley China, England) – years 1903–1913, rolled/ruffled edges, to match the duets.
Condition: good, visible signs of use, wear to gilding, small chip, crack on the handle; visible on the dessert plate; kiln firing specks; see photos, these are part of the description.

