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"Hi Marilyn,
I just wanted to let you know that the one box arrived on
Friday and the second came today.
I JUST LOVE EVERYTHING!!!! You can sure tell that you've
packed a box or two in your lifetime. Everything was delivered
without a problem - it was packed so well.
I was so excited unwrapping the little packages tied with
a pink bow and pink tissue - so feminine - I love it! Someone
else might have just thrown the cookie cutters in the box.
To wrap the individual items as you do is so classy and
so appreciated! It was like Christmas morning all over again!
The mugs are adorable - I love the cookie cutters - the
queen pins and frame are terrific and I'm so glad that I
ordered the primer. But the Victorian teacups - Oh My God!
They are so beautiful - I am so glad that I ordered both
of them. They are going in my hutch this afternoon - right
after I have tea!
Thank you again for such great packaging - aesthetic and
functional. I am CERTAIN that I will be purchasing from
you again in the future.
Thanks again so much." Debbie
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Marilyn's Vintage Collectibles
Tea Cups, Cottage Decor, Collector
Plates
Note: All items limited availability/quantity
Your vintage selection is carefully and securely wrapped then shipped by priority US mail to ensure its safe arrival.
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How to Care for your China Tea Cups and Saucers
Hand painted, metal trimmed, or antique china should always be hand washed. Use warm, not hot, water with a mild detergent, since heat, harsh detergents, bleach and lemon may all cause irreparable damage to the finish. To protect your antique china when cleaning, line the bottom of your sink with a dish towel or rubber mat to provide additional protection from damage. Black or gray marks caused by metal rubbing against the china can be removed using a nylon scouring pad and a mild abrasive cleaner, such as Bon Ami. Only use an abrasive to remove these black marks, since the abrasive may remove metallic or other decorations if used elsewhere on the china. To remove tea stains from cups, use a solution of two tablespoons chlorine bleach per quart of water; soak for a minute or two, then rinse well. China with metallic trim should never be used in the microwave. When storing china, a protective layer, such as a paper plate, coffee filter, china cushion or napkin, should be placed between each piece for protection from scratching, chipping and breakage. China should be stored in temperature and humidity controlled areas to protect the glaze. Take your china out of storage at least once a year and wash the pieces to keep impurities from impregnating the glaze and keep the glaze strong. To remove permanent marker from the bottom of cups and saucers, gently rub in whitening paste toothpaste (not the gel type), leave it for a minute or two, then take a soapy, wet dishcloth (excess water squeezed out) and gently rub the marker stains. Gentle pressure and the stains remove very well! |
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Olympic Memories
The man in your life will enjoy his morning tea even more when it’s served in this flawless, full size, vintage teacup and saucer showcasing the skyline and harbor of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the site of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Saucer sports mini scenes of canoeing and fly fishing. Fine bone china set is made by Ridgeway Potteries, Ltd., Royal Adderley, England.
$23.50
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Footed Roses
Lovely, lightweight irridescent teacup and saucer set from Trimont Ware Japan. Cup is 3-footed and measures about 2 1/4" tall. Saucer is 6" across. Both pieces have gold trim around the edges and are in very nice condition free of chips, cracks or repairs. Use this pretty set, display in your china hutch or give as a gift.
$24.95
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Pink Floral
Very pretty irridescent Trimont Ware tea cup and saucer set from Japan. Saucer measures 6" across and features a lovely cut-out design with pink floral and gold trim around the top. Cup measures 2.5" tall and also has a pink rose pattern on it with gold trim around the edges and handle. Both pieces are in very nice condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. A beautiful set to use or display. Makes a lovely gift.
$22.95
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Fruit Salad
A beautiful vintage teacup and saucer featuring a lattice edge is ready for use or for your special collection. Makes a lovely gift that will delight any tea lover in your life. Saucer measures 5 inches in diameter, teacup is 3" tall. No makers marks. No chips, cracks or crazing.
$18.50
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Ivy League
This is a beautiful teacup and saucer set marked Fine Bone China Royal Kent Staffordshire England. Both pieces have markings on their undersides and are in good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The teacup is 2 3/4" tall with a diameter of 3 3/8", and the saucer has a diameter of 5 1/2".
$14.50
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Handpainted Scene
Norcrest fine china is numbered 190/212. Has no chips or cracks & only show rubs around rim of saucer. Saucer 4.5" diameter & cup 2.25" tall x 2.5" diameter. This small vintage teacup and saucer set is a beautifully painted scene reminiscent of the San Juan Islands in Washington state.
$26.50
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Sweet Pansies
Lovely china footed cup and saucer with painted pansies and gold painted rim from Yada China. Great condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. Cup measures 3.75" diameter x 2" and saucer measures 5.75" in diameter.
$23.50
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Raspberry and Gold
This is a beautiful and elegant footed teacup and saucer set that is marked on it's underside, Wales, Japan. It's a gorgeous shade of raspberry pink. Gold accents make this set very desirable. The teacup is 3 1/8" tall with a 3 3/4" diameter, and the saucer has a diameter of 5 3/4". Both pieces are in fantastic condition with no flaws.
$25.00
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Gilded Irridescence
This full size teacup and saucer is pretty enough for your guests, sturdy enough for your family. Great condition; well savored by tea connoisseurs before you. Now you can carry on the love of a good cuppa. No mark.
$9.95
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Large Footed Egg Vase
Large and pretty creamy pinkish white porcelain, three footed planter or vase. Beautiful Roses with white accents. The mouth and legs are trimmed in gold accents. Napco, made in Japan. Excellent condition, no cracks or chips. A beautiful piece and addition to your collection.
Measures 6" tall by 3" across mouth. c. 1960s
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Swan Dish
Delicate, very feminine with shabby French-chic appeal! A beautiful addition to your vanity, this pink swan is encrusted with white and pink flowers and gilded mint-green leaves. It's real vintage but the little lady hasn't made it this far without a couple of tippy-tips missing or barely chipped...hardly noticeable. A lovely nest for your diamond rings. The bottom is marked "Lefton China " above a crown logo with "Hand Painted" below and is numbered "KW8058." H= 3.25" W=3.5" L=4". At least 40 years old.
$16.00 $12.80
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Summer Garden
Bone China; Made in England; "House of Global Art". Standard size teacup and saucer in perfect condition.
$14.50 |
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Roses and Dogwoods
Bone china; Made in England; "Queen Anne". Standard size teacup and saucer in perfect condition.
$14.50 |
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Heritage Roses
Bone china; Made in England; "Queen Anne". Standard size teacup and saucer in perfect condition.
$14.50 |
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Floribunda Roses
Fine bone china; "Royal Sutherland"; "Staffordshire"; Made in England. Standard size teacup and saucer in perfect condition.
$14.50 |
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Tamora
Fine bone china; Made in England; Princess House Exclusive; "Hammersley Fine Bone China," a member of the Spode Group of Companies. Standard size teacup and saucer in perfect condition.
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Canadian Commemorative Cup and Saucer
Very unique, rare find for collectors or treat yourself
to this beautiful set. One of a kind. Barkerville, B.C.
commemorative cup and saucer. Gilded maple leaf panels contrast
on light pink bands on this lovely cup and saucer set made
to commemorate the restoration of Barkerville, B.C. as “the
1860s gold mining centre of North America.” Cup’s
center displays blooming dogwood flowers. Gold trim edges
the rims. Pedestal cup measures 3 ¾” in diameter
and stands 2 ¼” tall, saucer is 5 ½”
in diameter. Marked Royal Grafton, Fine Bone China, Made
in England on the bottom. Excellent condition.
$36.95
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Bavarian Porcelain
This beautiful translucent porcelain pedestal teacup and saucer
set is flawless. Original paper inspection labels on cup and
saucer. Cup 3 ¼” in diameter and 2 3/4”
tall, saucer is 5 ¾” in diameter. Hutschenreuther-Selb;
Made in Germany.
$17.00 $13.50
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“Evesham”
1961 Royal Worcester; England; durable fine porcelain. “Evesham”
Features autumn colors with berries, apples, and blueberries.
“Oven to table.” Eight ounce teacup is 2 ½”
tall and just under 3 ½” in diameter, saucer
is 5” in diameter. Very good condition. Some normal
wearing on gold trim around top of tea cup; tiny bit of crackle
on plum decal on saucer. No chips or cracks.
A super buy at $12.80
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Lovely double-handled
covered sugar bowl.
Generously sized to minimize refills. Perfect condition. Slight
age wear on lid's gold knob. A beautiful vintage piece. Ideal
addition to any tea table. Made in Occupied Japan
stamped on the bottom. Japan was occupied by the Allied Powers,
principally the United States, following World War II, 1945-1952.
Measures 41/4" tall by 6" wide.
$20.00 $12.95
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