Royal Standard Bone China England Cup & Saucer Purple Violets & Panels #1614

Description

Royal Standard Bone China England Cup & Saucer Purple Violets & Panels #1614
For consideration is this cup and saucer set made by Royal Standard Bone China in England. This was made sometime after 1949 and the pattern is gorgeous! It features alternating speckled or sponged looking purple panels with white panels and there are purple English violets in the white panels, all accented in gold.
The flat
cup
measures 2 5/8 inches tall, the mouth measures 3 3/8 inches in diameter, the base measures 2 inches in diameter and the base is marked in green ink with a crown logo, “Royal Standard Fine Bone China England” and the hand painted number “1614”. There are gold accents around the rim, the handle, and between the white and purple panels.
The
saucer
measures 5½ inches in diameter and the base is marked in green ink with a crown logo, “Royal Standard Fine Bone China England”. The saucer rim is accented in gold as well as the cup well and between the white amd purple panels.
Both pieces are in very excellent condition with no nicks, chips, cracks, repairs, discoloration or crazing noted. There is what looks like a scratch on the back side of the cup but looks more like a fold in the decal (see photos). All the gold accents are in excellent condition. Buyer will receive FREE shipping. Thank you for looking!
NOTE:
“Royal Standard” was a trademark used on English china made by a potteries company called Chapmans Longton Ltd. Chapmans was founded in 1916 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Thomas C. Wild & Son. This company was among the famous Staffordshire pottery companies, and based at Albert Works, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. Originally called Standard China from about 1916 to 1930, they later became known as Royal Mayfair between 1938 and 1941. The brand name Royal Standard was used from around 1949 and going forward and it has a very fine feel to it.