Vintage coffee pot from Hammersley's Princess House collection. Made in England Spode Group Fine Bone China Late 1960s The pure white body with miniature roses is very cute, evoking a refreshing morning. How about it for a coffee break after a leisurely breakfast on a holiday? .+*:゜+。.☆ This is a rare series that is almost never seen in Japan. ★Condition★ It is a beautiful item with a glossy finish, and it looks like it's in excellent condition despite being 50 years old, but there is a hairline crack on the underside of the lid. It's on the inside, so it's not noticeable during use. It's priced accordingly. There are some areas where the gold trim is slightly faded. ※Fine bone china is the highest quality bone china, containing more than 50% bone ash. It is pure white and transparent. ※Bone china Bone china is a high-quality porcelain containing bone ash, which is called bone ash. Most of the porcelain products of the famous British kilns Wedgwood and Minton use bone china. Also, Noritake and Narumi, which are representative Western tableware brands in Japan, also release bone china products as high-end porcelain. The biggest feature of bone china is its beautiful, pure white appearance. It is generally more expensive than ordinary porcelain. Bone china is also defined as "bone china tableware" in the JIS standard. According to this, "bone china is made of at least tricalcium phosphate, feldspar, and vitreous material." Tricalcium phosphate is the main component of bone, and to be labeled as a bone china product, it must contain 30% or more of tricalcium phosphate. Hammersley was founded in Stoke-on-Trent, England in 1887. Although it became part of the Spode Group in 1966, the craftsmanship cultivated over its long history has not faded, and it is a brand that continues to be loved around the world. ★About Vintage Tableware★ Unlike recent items, small black spots, color jumps, paint loss, and inconspicuous minor irregularities from the time of manufacture are generally found in all vintage items. We hope you understand that these are vintage items that have been loved for a long time and that you will continue to use them for a long time to come.