A Derby (Bloor period) coffee cup. It is believed to have been made around 1810. The saucer is deep, and it lacks a groove to place the cup, which is characteristic of the early 1800s. The condition is good, with no cracks, chips, or repairs. However, there is a small adhesion mark on the inside of the cup, likely from firing (please see the image). There is a hole in the center of the saucer, likely from firing, but it does not go through to the back (please see the image). This is antique porcelain from over 200 years ago. It is also listed on other sites, so it may sell out due to time differences. Thank you for your understanding.