by Pam
(NZ)
Can anybody tell me anything about these cups and saucers?:- These two cups and saucers were given to me by an elderly neighbour back in the 1960s when I was a child. She and her neice lived in the oldest home in our village in NZ and their little cottage was a veritable mine of beautiful antiques - brass bedheads and patchwork quilts.
The cup and saucer sets have no marking, writing or stamps whatsoever on them. I estimate given the age of the ladies back then that they would be from the early 1900s.
Since there are no markings - are they just the cheap china of the day? I've always wondered about this. (As you may have guessed I am very new to identifying china). They are quite fine.
Looking forward to some comments - thank you in advance :)
Pam
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