Single Made in England Red White Transferware English Countryside Tea Cup

- Pretty, single tea cup in the emblematic English Transferware originating in the 1800s in Staffordshire, England - Unsure how old this is or whether it’s ironstone, porcelain, or bone china, but it has all the qualities of being a newer piece, such as having a brighter white color, no glaze around the bottom rim, and clearer imagery - English or French countryside depicted by red detailed stippling, and includes three houses, one being a Tudor, a little stone bridge, three trees, in addition to rolling hills. The top edge of the cup has intricate leaf scrollwork - Stamped ‘Made in England’ on the bottom, which also signifies that it is made after the 1920s, according to Transferware Collectors Club - There is some crazing around the handle, which I show in the last photo, and the bottom rim has some scrapes, but otherwise, this has no chips or nicks, and like new - If you’re looking to replace a tea cup in your collection, or start a collection, you might be interested in this piece - Great for candlemaking, cottage core decor, French country Measurements: - Length: 2 3/4” - Width: 3 1/2” diameter opening at top; 4 5/8” including handle; 1 5/8” bottom rim diameter