Royal Grafton cup & saucer and plate trio set for sale. Royal Grafton, founded in 1876, closed its kiln and ceased production in 1972. Although not a familiar brand in Japan, it has many works with very beautiful designs, and I think it's a famous kiln. This is an elegant piece with a bouquet in the center and delicate gold patterns around it. The pink color is very cute, so I recommend it. (Bone china / Made in England / 1950s~) *Royal Albert tag is used. [Condition] Vintage, very good condition *There are no cracks, chips, or breaks, the gold paint is well applied, and it is glossy and in very beautiful condition. It is in very good condition, which is rare for Royal Grafton vintage items. *There are slight scratches on the plate, but they are not noticeable. *The back stamps of the cup & saucer and the plate are different. The patterns are also different because the manufacturing period is different. →Please check the photos. →Please be sure to ask any questions you may have. →Please purchase with the understanding that this is a vintage item. ⚠️Vintage items may have distortions, color smudges, paint spills, paint loss due to hand painting, as well as small black spots, subtle unevenness, glaze unevenness, and pinholes. These are due to the manufacturing technology of the time, and please understand them as the unique charm of vintage items. [Size (approximate)] Cup: Diameter approx. 10cm, Height approx. 6cm Saucer: Diameter approx. 14.5cm Plate: Diameter approx. 16cm Shipping will be done with cushioning materials such as bubble wrap and will be shipped via Mercari delivery with compensation. *Basically, returns are not accepted. *We inspect carefully, but please forgive any oversights. *Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details. For those who like coffee cups and teacups. For those who like domestic tableware manufacturers such as Noritake, Okura Art China, and Narumi. For those who like British tableware such as Wedgwood, Royal Albert, Aynsley, and Minton. For those who like German tableware such as Rosenthal and Italian tableware such as Richard Ginori. How about for practical use or collection?