Vintage 1940’s-1960’s Royal Vale China Pink & Gold Fine Porcelain Tea Duo Silver & Metalware Although the stand requires a

Although the stand requires a good polish

it website one of the older (presumably the first) marks used by Yeoman of England

There are two of these saucers in stock

In good used condition with no visible damages

Leonard Bernardaud began manufacturing in Limoges in 1863 and produced giftware

Vintage 1940’s-1960’s Royal Vale China Pink & Gold Fine Porcelain Tea Duo Silver & Metalware Although the stand requires aManufactured under the Royal Vale trade name by HJ Colclough, (the saucer in the 1940s and the tea cup in the 1950s 60s), this item is a fine porcelain tea duo in beautiful soft pink and a gold misted trim decorating both the rim of the saucer as well as the tea cup. Each of the two items have scalloped rims and the tea cup stand on a short pedestal base. Royal Vale was a trade name used by HJ Colclough after the 1913 visit of King George IV and Queen