Aynsley Pembroke Glaze Oban 2-Piece Fine Bone China Teacup & Saucer - 6oz (180ml), Handpainted Floral with Gold Trim - Vintage Gift Set-Yellow

Aynsley Pembroke Glaze Oban 2-Piece Fine Bone China Teacup & Saucer - 6oz (180ml), Handpainted Floral with Gold Trim - Vintage Gift Set-Yellow

Aynsley Pembroke Glaze Oban Fine Bone China Set (Est.1775) Crafted from lead-free/cadmium-free fine bone china (47.5% bone ash content), this 2-piece set includes a 6oz (180ml) teacup (9cm long × 6cm high) and a 5.5-inch (14cm) saucer (2.2cm high). Authentic British craftsmanship since 1775 delivers a translucent, durable piece—ideal for collectors and tea enthusiasts. Iconic Pembroke Design with Oban Silhouette The Pembroke Glaze Oban series blends two Aynsley classics: Pembroke’s 18th-century-inspired bird-and-oriental foliage motifs and the timeless Oban shape. The handpainted colored glaze adds modern vibrancy to the heritage pattern, balancing tradition with contemporary style. Handpainted Colored Glaze Craftsmanship Each piece features meticulous handpainted colored glaze, with lifelike birds and floral details that evoke serene landscape paintings. The rich, fade-resistant hues highlight Aynsley’s 240+ years of ceramic artistry, making every set unique. Elegant Gold Trim for Timeless Luxury Fine gold trim adorns the cup rim and saucer edge, complementing the colored glaze to elevate table settings. This gilded detail mirrors vintage Aynsley Oban pieces, adding opulence to afternoon tea or special occasions. Gift-Ready Vintage Collectible Comes beautifully boxed, making it a premium gift for weddings, birthdays, or Pembroke series enthusiasts. Its iconic design and British heritage ensure it becomes a cherished heirloom, joining Aynsley’s most sought-after collections. Aynsley Pembroke Glaze Oban Fine Bone China Set (Est.1775) Crafted from lead-free/cadmium-free fine bone china (47.5% bone ash content), this 2-piece set includes a 6oz (180ml) teacup (9cm long × 6cm high) and a 5.5-inch (14cm) saucer (2.2cm high). Authentic British craftsmanship since 1775