Vintage Foley Replacement Bone China

Vintage Foley Replacement Bone China

This Vintage Foley Replacement Bone China saucer has an eye catching, smart, classic and contemporary pattern! So many adjectives to ponder over a lovely cup of tea. Even better if you have the cup and looking for its matching saucer buddy.

This gorgeous antique tea cup saucer is Made in England and is yellow, black and white with a black rim and black petite patterning.

The backstamp reads “Foley China – 1850 – England – 1047”. Based on the backstamp markings, this plate may date from 1930 -1936.

Details

• Normal wear and tear for a vintage item. No crazing or chips.
• Measurements: Diameter 14.5cm

Explore more vintage ceramics, tea cup sets or items Made in England.

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