1960’s Queen Anne Porcelain Open Sugar Bowl & Creamer – Pattern 8458 Decor The Royal Pavilion at Brighton

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Height with stand handle: 16 cm

The outer surface has been machine tooled in very tiny diamond patterns

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1960’s Queen Anne Porcelain Open Sugar Bowl & Creamer – Pattern 8458 Decor The Royal Pavilion at BrightonManufactured by Shore & Coggins Ltd. under the Queen Anne trade name, today part of the Ridgway Group, this set consists of a creamer and a matching open sugar bowl, both decorated in an aristocratic light blue and mist grey Rococo scroll pattern. The creamer is fitted with an ornate Victorian style handle and a pedestal base has been designed for both items, and both are gorgeously adorned with gold trim. Stamped underneath Bone China F 17 2 Queen