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MINTON ENGLAND Made in England Antique 1863–1873 Minton, England Minton, a renowned name in 19th-century British ceramics. Introducing a very rare antique cup & saucer, made during the peak of Queen Victoria's reign⁂ During the Industrial Revolution, when Britain shone as the center of the world, Minton's refined porcelain adorned the tea times of the upper class. At the time, Minton was not just a tableware manufacturer, but a symbol of British art and craftsmanship. Chosen by royalty and at world expositions, it was unrivaled in both artistry and technical skill. This piece also vividly reflects that pride. Soft white porcelain with a red-painted floral arabesque pattern. The well-balanced, flowing lines, while hinting at the influence of Orientalism (Chinoiserie), also possess a certain British dignity. The slight variations and shades unique to the hand-transfer technique evoke the warmth of an antique that has aged over timeˊᵕˋ The shape is refined and thinly made. The gold trim on the rim and saucer adds a subtle but definite elegance. The square-like handle is also a characteristic of this era, and the moment you hold it, the atmosphere of the 19th century seems to quietly transmit. The Victorian era, where tea culture was life itself. Under gaslight, conversations exchanged on quiet afternoons, and a cup of tea carefully poured... This cup still remembers that scene. This is a work from the golden age when Minton established its international reputation as "art porcelain." The combination of delicate floral arabesque patterns in a single red color and gold trim is rare, and pieces in good condition are highly collectible. A collectible piece that combines both historical and aesthetic value when discussing Victorian ceramic history. Not just a vessel, but a story that inherits the times. As a collection or as a special piece, it is an antique that will deeply remain in your heart⁂ ⚫︎Size Cup: Diameter approx. 8cm, Height approx. 5.5cm Saucer: Diameter approx. 12.2cm, Height approx. 2.3cm ⚫︎Gold trim on the saucer rim is chipped Slight scratches are visible, but the cup is beautiful and in very good condition for an antique⁎⁺˳✧ ◉Thank you for your understanding of antiques(⁎ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈⁎)
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