Duchess China, a British manufacturer producing high-quality bespoke fine bone china for over 135 years, is the last historic fine bone china maker remaining in the UK, serving customers worldwide with luxury tableware and custom-made giftware. Customers are provided with products that not only have beautiful quality, shape, and design, but also respect the "Made in Staffordshire" backstamp, which indicates the reliability of being made in the UK. The motif, Sedgemoor, is a lowland area in Somerset, England. Historically, it was largely a wetland, located near sea level south of the Polden Hills. The eastern part is known as Kings Sedgemoor, and the western part is known as West Sedgemoor. These items are from the 1960s to 1970s. I fell in love with them and purchased them in England. I think it's a design that can be used regardless of the season. Six tea trios Creamer & sugar bowl are also available. I have never used any of them since I bought them. I think you can use them without any feeling of use. Size Cup: Height approx. 7cm, Diameter approx. 8.4cm Saucer: Diameter approx. 13.8cm Side plate: Diameter approx. 16.5cm Since this is a personal inspection, there may be oversights. Please check the condition in the photos as they are not new. I would like to sell these to those who understand vintage items. There are individual differences in subjectivity, and there may be oversights. As these are old items, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about slight scratches or scuffs. Aynsley Shelley Hammersley Wedgwood Royal Crown Derby Noritake Old Noritake Old Imari Royal Doulton Royal Copenhagen Minton Meissen Adderley Herend Spode Burleigh Royal Albert Thank you for viewing.