• Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
  • Vintage Forget - me - not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970 - cup - The Vintage Tales
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Royal Albert

Vintage Forget-me-not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970

Vintage Forget-me-not Teacup Set with Plate - July - Royal Albert - 1970

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Celebrate a touch of timeless charm with this beautiful Royal Albert "Flower of the Month" trio – a plate, tea cup, and saucer adorned with the delicate July "Forget-Me-Not" pattern.

Crafted from fine bone china, each piece is elegantly shaped in Royal Albert’s signature Montrose design, with gracefully scalloped edges that lend a sense of vintage refinement.

The Forget-Me-Not motif, symbolising true love and remembrance, showcases a lovely arrangement of hand-painted, soft blue blooms intertwined with lush green leaves. This detailed botanical design evokes the essence of classic English gardens and adds an elegant touch to your table setting or display.

Introduced in the early 1970s, the "Flower of the Month" series quickly became a beloved collectible, celebrated for its stunning illustrations that pair botanical accuracy with the artistry that Royal Albert is known for.

This three-piece set embodies Royal Albert’s heritage and quality, offering both beauty and function. Whether a gift for someone with a July birthday, a collector of fine English china, or an addition to your afternoon tea ritual, this trio brings the charm of seasonal florals and the timeless allure of Royal Albert craftsmanship into your home.

  • Material: Bone China
  • Techniques: Transferware
  • Style: Late Victorian
  • Place of Origin: England
  • Date of Manufacture: 1970s
  • Condition: Near Mint

Dimension:
LADY SIZE Cup Height: 7.5 cm | 2.9 in
Diameter Saucer: 14.5 cm | 5.7 in
Diameter Plate: 20.5 cm | 8 in

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Origin & Maker

Royal Albert, a brand synonymous with fine bone china and delicate floral designs, has its origins in England in the late 19th century. Founded in 1896 in Longton, Staffordshire, the company was established by Thomas Clark Wild and quickly became renowned for its high-quality ceramics. Initially branded under the name "Albert Works" as a tribute to Prince Albert, the brand ultimately evolved into "Royal Albert" in 1904, signifying its dedication to classic British elegance and aligning with royal traditions.

Royal Albert gained popularity for its intricately designed floral patterns, inspired by English gardens, and particularly rose motifs, which remain iconic to this day. One of its most famous designs, "Old Country Roses," introduced in 1962, epitomises the brand's romantic floral style and has sold over 150 million pieces, making it one of the best-selling china patterns worldwide. The company also introduced the beloved “Flower of the Month” series, which celebrated seasonal blooms and became a collector’s favourite in the 1970s.

Now part of the Fiskars Group, Royal Albert continues to produce fine china with a commitment to its heritage of quality, elegance, and traditional British charm, remaining a staple in homes and collections globally.

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