Regency Plantation Tea Cups and Saucers
Mason’s Ironstone cup and saucers in the China Regency Plantation pattern.
Ironstone was first developed as a durable but less expensive alternative to porcelain around 1800 by William Turner, and patented in 1813 by Charles James Mason.
Manufactured post 1968, as the base of pieces to include the copy, “guaranteed detergent proof and acid resisting colouring.”
Sold in sets of 2
Mason’s Ironstone cup and saucers in the China Regency Plantation pattern.
Ironstone was first developed as a durable but less expensive alternative to porcelain around 1800 by William Turner, and patented in 1813 by Charles James Mason.
Manufactured post 1968, as the base of pieces to include the copy, “guaranteed detergent proof and acid resisting colouring.”
Sold in sets of 2
Mason’s Ironstone cup and saucers in the China Regency Plantation pattern.
Ironstone was first developed as a durable but less expensive alternative to porcelain around 1800 by William Turner, and patented in 1813 by Charles James Mason.
Manufactured post 1968, as the base of pieces to include the copy, “guaranteed detergent proof and acid resisting colouring.”
Sold in sets of 2