Wedgewood China Collection / Set - Countryside Pattern - Set of Four (4) Teacups - Blue - Transferware - English Ironstone Vintage
Description: Listing is for 4 Cups in the Wedgewood, Countryside pattern. Made in England.
ALSO: I have a listing for 5 cups and saucer sets as well as 5 small bowls in this matching pattern. Check them out!
Beautiful set of 4 blue transferware Wedgewood teacups. Pattern is clear and absolutely lovely. Castle scenic English countryside on both sides of the cup. This pattern was discontinued in the mid 1960s.
Made in England. Bottom of cup is marked "Countryside Wedgewood & Co. Ltd. England".
Cups: 2 3/4'' tall, 4 1/4'' wide (with handle), 3 1/4'' wide (without handle).
Condition: Very good vintage condition. Some use marks here or there as well as some light crazing. No chips or cracks with the exception of one cup (see photo above). Also, another cup had some transfer of the color during manufacturing (see photo above). Price reflects condition.
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