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Royal Crown Derby’s Medford pattern coffee pot in the attractive Burford shape. Dating to 1967, the final year of Medford production, this elegant English bone china coffee pot features trailing green ivy leaves accented by delicate blue blossoms, hand-applied gilding, and embossed decoration around the lower body. The underside and interior lid both bear the Royal Crown Derby backstamp with the date code XXX, confirming a production date of 1967. Its graceful proportions, elongated spout, and gilt detailing make it equally suitable for display or use. Maker: Royal Crown Derby, England. Date: 1967 (final year of production). Material: English Bone China. Capacity: Approximately 6 cups. Height without lid: 7 1/2 inches. Height to top of finial: 8 3/4 inches. Base: 3 1/2 inches by 4 inches. No chips, cracks, crazing, repairs, or noted wear. The gilding remains bright and attractive. Clean inside and out and ready for use or display. Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description. A beautiful example of Royal Crown Derby’s Medford pattern and an increasingly difficult piece to find, particularly dating to the final year of production and preserved in such excellent condition.

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The Royal Crown Derby 5 Cup Coffee Pot in Surrey White with 3 Cup and Saucers has the Green Mark from the early 1940s is a stunning piece of bone china craftsmanship originating from England. The glossy finish and printed backstamp of this elegant coffee pot set, totaling 4 serving pieces, bears the hallmark of quality and sophistication associated with the Royal Crown Derby brand. Perfect for coffee connoisseurs looking for a timeless and traditional addition to their tea and coffee collection. Lovely condition, no chips or breaks. Thank you for visiting our store! Please take a moment to review the following details about our items and policies. ?? Item Condition & Description. Many of the items we sell are vintage, pre-owned, or gently used. As such, some natural wear or signs of age may be present. While we take great care in inspecting and describing each item, they may not be in perfect or new condition. We strive to disclose any noticeable flaws to the best of our ability. Please carefully review all provided photos, as they are considered part of the item description and offer a clear visual representation of the product’s condition. ? Need more details or additional images? Displays used for optimal merchandising are not included. You will only receive the item listed. ? Communication & Feedback. (lower 48 states) only. ? Accuracy & Issues. We make every effort to represent our items truthfully. We are committed to resolving problems professionally and promptly. All sales are considered final. Please read descriptions and review photos carefully before purchasing.

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This beautiful, Bone china Coffee/Tea set for 8 people is made by Royal Crown Derby in their famous Mikado collection. The Mikado pattern was designed in 1894 by Royal Crown Derby’s art director, Thomas Amos Reed. It was inspired by rice paper drawings that he had obtained in the Far East. The original illustrations formed the basis of the scenes. With the exception of a few of the larger pieces, which are decorated with the complete design, all of the smaller items are decorated with a different chapter of the story. Variations of the legend associated with the pattern are many. Indeed, little imagination is needed to weave a tale with such romantic subjects as’Wandering Sad-Eyed Lover’,’The Tall Standing Pagodas of the Orient’,’The Flight of Cranes’, all set against a backdrop or rivers, mountains and delicate leaf tracery. The set is properly marked with Royal Crown Derby backstamp and the cipher. Different pieces may have different mark and ciphers. This amazing set is both Ageless and Timeless. 8 (eight) Coffee/Teacups – approx. 3″ in diameter at the rim and 2 3/8″ tall. 8 (eight) Saucer for the cups – approx. 5 1/2 in diameter. 1 (one) Coffee/tea pot – 9″ from the spout to the handle and 5 1/2″ tall to the tip of the lid. 1 (one) Creamer Jug – 2 7/8 tall to the tip of the spout. 1 (One) Sugar Bowl – 5 3/4″ from handle to handle and 3 1/2″ tall to the end of the lid. The set is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. It is possible to have some utensils marks and/or minor crazing that is consistent with the age. Exceptional collector’s piece. Would have a place in any china collection. This is a piece of history that everyone will be proud to have. Be sure to add me to your. We will open an unpaid case after four days.

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A splendid, if flawed, Royal Crown Derby coffee pot, circa 1930s, in the “Mikado Red” pattern. The Mikado is not only an operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan, it is also a historical title given to the emperor of Japan. The Mikado pattern was designed in 1894 by Thomas Amos Reed, Royal Crown Derby’s art director, and was inspired by rice paper drawings he had obtained in the Far East. (source: museantiques. Com, referencing the Royal Crown Derby Museum). The pattern, which dovetailed with a fascination in the West with all things Oriental, was originally produced in blue on a white background, and features vivid storytelling scenes. In ensuing years it was also reproduced in a multicolored version and monochrome varieties, and was retired in 1997, only to be resurrected by Royal Crown Derby in 2014 with the images rendered in white on solid colored backgrounds, seeming like a photographic negative of the original. This gorgeous Red Mikado coffee pot dates to, I believe, 1932 or thereabouts, based on the cipher at the base of the backstamp. The imagery is riotously lush, and forms a continuous portrait around the body of the pot, uninterrupted by either spout or handle. The details are mesmerizing. There is a little boy playing with a top while his tutor looks on. An older boy swings happily, as a heron sets his sights on a pool of water below, waiting for a fish to swim by. All is overhung by lush vegetation and flowering cherry blossoms, with chrysanthemums in abundance. This beautiful coffee pot is really quite a find. It stands 6 1/2 inches tall, and measures 7 1/4 inches wide including handle and spout, and is 3 1/4 inches deep. Now, on to the flaws in the spirit of full disclosure–as you have doubtless noticed, it is missing it’s lid. There is also a small chip at the tip of the spout. And, most importantly, while hidden from view on display, there are some fine cracks on the bottom, with an earlier patch of some sort in place. (see photos above for all these things). There are no visible cracks or crazing on the visible parts of the coffee pot.

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This is a beautiful and timeless. The set is in DERBY BORDER pattern. It is decorated with cobalt blue and rust border with gold rim. The set is marked with Royal Crown Derby mark. 1 (one) Dinner Plate – 10 1/2 in diameter. Luncheon/Salad Plate – 8 1/2 in diameter. Bread and Butter Plate – 6 3/8 in diameter. 3 3/8″ in diameter at the rim and 2 3/4″ deep. Saucer for the cup – 5 3/4 in diameter. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. It is possible to have some utensils marks and/or. Very minimal gold wear. Consistent with normal use. Exceptional collector’s piece. Would have a place in any china collection. Be sure to add me to your. We will open an unpaid case after four days.

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19th Century Derby Imari “Witches Pattern” Coffee Can. This striking Derby coffee can is decorated in the classic Japanese Imari palette and features a finely shaped handle with thumb rest and small decorative knobs at the upper and lower ends, partially gilded. A wonderful example of early Derby craftsmanship. Minimal wear to the gold accents. Please review all photos for the most accurate evaluation. Crown, crossed batons, and. Mark in red on the base.

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Beautiful and rare Royal Crown Derby Coffee Pot, Cream and Sugar. Part of Royal Crown Derby’s “The Curator’s Collection”. All pieces are in mint condition. Pieces measure: Coffee Pot 7 1/2 inches to top of lid, Spout to handle 7 1/2 inches, Base 4 inches. Covered Sugar 3 1/2 inches to top of lid, 5 inches wide handle to handle. Creamer 3 3/4 inches high and 3 1/2 wide. Coffee Pot has a capacity of 32 ounces. Please study photos for condition and colors. All pieces are without cracks, crazing or any other imperfections.

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19th Century Derby Imari “Witches Pattern” Coffee Can. This striking Derby coffee can is decorated in the classic Japanese Imari palette and features a finely shaped handle with thumb rest and small decorative knobs at the upper and lower ends, partially gilded. A wonderful example of early Derby craftsmanship. Minimal wear to the gold accents. Please review all photos for the most accurate evaluation. Crown, crossed batons, and D mark in red on the base. Red painted 9 pattern/decoration number. Width (including handle): 3.5.

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