1960’s Queen Anne Porcelain Open Sugar Bowl & Creamer – Pattern 8458 Decor Height with stand handle: 16

Height with stand handle: 16 cm

Some of the facet faux crystals have also been lost with age

Sugar spoon width of bowl: 3

The Royal Pavilion at Brighton – Grandeur dreamed of and realised by King George IV along with three of England’s most illustrious architects who built and furnished what was to become known as the Royal Pavilion at Brighton

The pattern reveals a lovely autumn colour leaf array along a branch together with red berries and a gorgeous white blossom in bloom

1960’s Queen Anne Porcelain Open Sugar Bowl & Creamer – Pattern 8458 Decor Height with stand handle: 16Manufactured by Shore & Coggins Ltd. under the Queen Anne trade name, today part of the Ridgway Group, this set consists of a creamer and a matching open sugar bowl, both decorated in an aristocratic light blue and mist grey Rococo scroll pattern. The creamer is fitted with an ornate Victorian style handle and a pedestal base has been designed for both items, and both are gorgeously adorned with gold trim. Stamped underneath Bone China F 17 2 Queen