Wedgwood's earthenware (hard porcelain), a Covent Garden trio C manufactured in the 1960s. Covent Garden is located in the center of London, England, and was once home to a flower and produce market. It is also famous as the place where Eliza, the flower girl in Audrey Hepburn's "My Fair Lady," sold flowers. This series seems to be inspired by the colorful fruits sold in such flower and produce markets. Fresh yellow lemons and red fruits are depicted on a glossy and gentle ivory fabric, creating a fresh image. Although it has been about 50-60 years since its manufacture, it is glossy and in a beautiful condition with little signs of use. Photo 8: There are slight scratches on the surface of the plate, but they are only visible when held up to the light. Photo 10: Short scratches are slightly visible in the center of the saucer, but they are not visible unless tilted and reflecting light. The cup is in perfect condition. This is an old item, so please consider purchasing it if you appreciate the history and vintage charm of the tableware. Also, please consider purchasing if you understand the characteristics of antiques and vintage items, such as ink transfer, print blurring, fabric unevenness, pinholes, and kiln marks. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection or are overly sensitive. This is a discontinued and valuable item, so we kindly ask that you refrain from offering discounts other than combined shipping. We will not respond to discount offers, so please understand. ◼️Size (slight errors are acceptable) *Cup Diameter: 8.7cm Height: 6.5cm *Saucer Diameter: 14.7cm Height: 2.4cm *Plate Diameter: 15.6cm Height: 1.4cm Wedgwood Covent Garden England Vintage Europe Antique Wedgwood Mayfield Mayfield