Beautiful Masons Patent Ironstone Single Teacup and Saucer Duo in the Regency Pattern, Circa 1940 to 1950

I am continuing my effort to downsize as unfortunately we will have to move all our belongings into temporary storage due to builders carrying out major remediation works to our brand new home.

I’m trying to minimize the pain by reducing the amount of packing required to be done and reducing the amount of items going into storage.

For sale here are two beautiful pieces of Masons pottery in their popular and collectable "Regency" pattern.
This is a lovely fresh floral pattern and less fussy than some of the Masons patterns. The transfer print is a bright blue with blue, yellow, green and red hand painted elements. This pattern was also sold under the name ‘Plantation Colonial’ for the US and Canadian markets.

Mason’s were a family of potters trading from circa 1800 to circa 1854, where they were taken over by Messrs. G L Ashworth & Bros in 1861 (they continued to use the Mason’s printed marks and also their molds and patterns). It became part of the Wedgwood group in 1978 and continued until production ceased in 1997.
Charles James Mason patented Ironstone in 1813, making the company a fortune. Ironstone was developed as a cheaper, mass-produced and more durable alternative to porcelain.

For sale here is a Beautiful Single Teacup and Saucer Duo. Both cup and saucer are in excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or pattern loss, but the cup is a slightly lighter colour to the saucer.

I'll have a few other Masons Regency items coming shortly as I clear the remaining items from my collection, and some items are already listed, including a vary rare large lidded soup tureen with underplate and soup ladle.

Check out my other items and more coming soon! Discounts possible for multiple purchases!
Post is always possible, at cost.