Contemporary Porcelain Tea-For-One Combo – Tea Pot & Tea Cup Vanity An extremely rare cutlery set

An extremely rare cutlery set manufactured by Sheffield cutlers and silversmiths Priestly & Moore between 1961 and 1964

but best known are the collectable tableware decorated using freehand painting

Handle to handle: 18

This item is a very tiny but detailed fine porcelain bowl with gold trim on the rim and decorated with floral patterns an a rooster on the outside as well as a single rooster on the inside on the base

to celebrate a retrospective exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum

Contemporary Porcelain Tea-For-One Combo – Tea Pot & Tea Cup Vanity An extremely rare cutlery setThe item is a porcelain tea pot and a large tea cup for one person. The tea pot fits nicely into the cup for easy storage. Both are beautifully decorated with a large pink and white carnation and buds pattern against a blush and dark pink craquelure design. The handles are white as well as the tea pot lid finial and spout. The item is not marked or stamped. In good condition with no damages noted. Height with cup: 14 cm, Height of tea pot: 11. 4 cm,