Aynsley Pembroke Cup and Saucer Set Set of 6 My mother purchased these as part of her collection. She displayed them for a while, but is now selling them because she's running out of space. They are glossy and appear unused, but there are some thin spots on the gold plating, possibly due to manufacturing or use. One of the saucers has a single scratch on the underside. Size: Cup - Diameter approx. 8.5cm, Height approx. 6.7cm Saucer - Diameter approx. 14cm, Height approx. 2.2cm Please understand that these items have been stored at home. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about minor imperfections or if you are seeking a perfect item. There is no box. [Pembroke] This series is named after the capital of Pembrokeshire in South Wales, the birthplace of Henry VII. In the late 18th century, an Aynsley designer encountered Japanese Ko-Imari porcelain and remade the series in the 1970s, using motifs from Oriental patterns. It is now a traditional and representative series of Aynsley. It has been loved by many royals and nobles, including Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II.