Vintage Antique Paragon Discontinued product Teacup & Saucer Yellow, Gilded Splendor, Floral Pattern Saxon Flower Work from the 1957-early 1960s Paragon is a long-established British porcelain brand founded in 1897, with the Aynsley family among the founding members. Based on the backstamp, it appears to be a work produced after 1957 and before the early 1960s, after Queen Elizabeth II's Royal Warrant was awarded. Currently, the Paragon brand was absorbed by Royal Albert in 1960, and the Paragon brand patterns ended in the early 1990s, making it a rare item even as an antique. ✨ The luxurious gold gilding allows you to enjoy the elegant British craftsmanship of the good old days. ✨ We hope you will add it to your collection on this occasion^^ 【Size (cm)】 ・Cup Diameter: approx. 10 x Height: approx. 5.8 ・Saucer Diameter: approx. 14 x Height: approx. 2 【Condition】 As it is an old item, there are minor scratches and some wear on the gold gilding, but there are no cracks or chips. Overall, it is in good antique condition. Please note that there may be minor scratches, stains, and black spots due to aging. *Please check the condition in the images. 【About Paragon】 As the brand name "model" suggests, it is characterized by its elegant and gorgeous designs. #nnoParagon #nnoAynsley #nnoWesternTableware #nnoTableware ↑ You can see the tableware I am selling all together^^ We offer a discount for multiple purchases✨ We hope you will purchase it with the understanding that it is an antique item. Although there is no original box, we will carefully pack each item and ship it. In addition, we can add photos to confirm the condition, so please feel free to ask. ⚠️Because it is also listed elsewhere, it may be deleted suddenly. ⚠️Shipping is planned with a delivery record service, but depending on the shipping date, it may be changed from Nekopos (Yamato Transport) to Yu-packet (Japan Post). Recommended for those who like Royal Albert, Royal Doulton, Wedgwood, Herend, Royal Copenhagen, etc. ✨