China Trio: Art Deco Period China Trio by Grafton, From Their “5325” Pattern

A fine bone China trio by Grafton, from the inventive 1929 Art Deco era. The trio includes: Teacup, saucer, and shaped side plate. Founded in 1900, Grafton was a highly popular British bone China and Earthenware manufacturer based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs, and owned by Alfred B. Jones & Sons. In 1950, with the award of a Royal Charter, the company changed their name to Royal Grafton, and from that time, became globally well-known. Hand-painted on to pure white China, pattern “5325” optimises the encapsulation of the Art Deco vogue, in this case, the emulation of an Egyptian Pharaoh scene. Each item of the trio, has brightly coloured pyramids and palm trees, and an eye-catching deep blue River Nile, cutting across the corner of the scene and finished with gold trim. Payment - We Accept: - Debit / Credit Cards. - Bacs Transfer. (Our bank details are on our invoices). - PayPal, via this site.