English Fine Bone China Teacups
Updated August 30, 2026
| Lot number | 49 |
| Category | Pottery, China & Glass |
| Auction | Cedars Fine Estate Part 1 |
| Date | September 23, 2026 at 8:05 PM EDT |
| Auction house | Amber Door Estate Sales Inc. |
| Location | Niagara-on-the-Lake |
This lot comprises one collection of vintage English bone china teacup and saucer sets featuring patterns by Queen Anne, Gladstone, Regency, and Royal Albert. Each set is decorated with transfer-printed floral motifs and finished with gilded highlights. The Queen Anne set consists of a pedestal-style teacup with a scrolled handle and matching saucer, featuring a pattern of pink dog roses and green leaves. The base of the cup is marked with a crown backstamp above BONE CHINA, D 97 3, and Queen Anne in script, followed by MADE IN ENGLAND. It also carries the hand-painted pattern number 8672 in green. The Gladstone set includes a pedestal-style teacup with a plain handle and matching saucer in the Rosemary pattern, depicting a dense floral border of pink, yellow, and mauve roses. The base is marked GLADSTONE above a crown emblem, flanked by BONE and CHINA, with MADE IN ENGLAND and the pattern name Rosemary in pink script. A hand-painted pattern number 5746 is present in gold. The Regency set features a pedestal-style teacup with a scrolled handle and saucer, decorated with clusters of blue forget-me-not flowers. The backstamp shows the name REGENCY ENGLISH above a logo of a gentleman in a top hat, flanked by BONE and CHINA, with MADE IN ENGLAND below. The Royal Albert set contains a teacup and saucer with lobed, scalloped rims and a scrolled handle, decorated in the White Dogwood pattern. The design features white blossoms with yellow centres on woody stems. The base is marked with a floral cluster above a banner reading WHITE DOGWOOD, followed by ROYAL ALBERT, BONE CHINA, and ENGLAND. Condition: The sets are in overall good vintage condition with signs of age and use. Wear is present to the gilded rims and handles across all pieces, with more notable rubbing on the foot rim of the Royal Albert cup. The Gladstone cup shows fine crazing to the glaze. Minor surface marks and light shelf wear are visible on the unglazed foot rims. No chips, cracks, or repairs are apparent.
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