The listing is for a teacup and saucer from Crown Devon Fieldings, a British pottery manufacturer known for its ceramic items, including tableware.
Manufacturer: Crown Devon was originally established in 1878 as "Fieldings" by Simon Fielding in Devonport, England.
Name Change: The company changed its name to "Crown Devon" in the early 20th century, reflecting its reputation for high-quality, hand-painted porcelain.
Art Deco Design: Crown Devon is particularly recognized for its Art Deco style wares, especially those designed by Enoch Bolton in the 1930s, which are characterized by clean lines and bold colors.
Markings: The backstamp on the teacup in the image shows "CROWN DEVON FIELDINGS MADE IN ENGLAND" and the pattern number "3274". The Crown Devon mark, a crown over the words "Crown Devon," became the company's emblem from the early 1930s.
Closure: The company faced financial difficulties in the mid-20th century and ultimately closed in 1982. Its assets, including the Devon Pottery and molds, were later purchased by other companies and eventually auctioned off.
Good vintage condition with some crazing and wear possible.