This early Staffordshire cup and saucer features a striking red and green striped spatter decoration, a classic example of early 19th-century English pearlware. The bold hand-applied striping and soft, creamy glaze reflect the utilitarian yet decorative wares produced for everyday tea service during this period, making it an appealing survivor of early British ceramics.
- Condition: Very good overall condition; general wear, hairline to cup and a few hairlines to base of saucer, crazing present; kindly see photos
- Measurements: Cup is 2.5 inches tall, 4 inches in diameter across opening; Saucer is 5.75 inches in diameter
- Dates to: 1800s
- Signed/Marked: Marked to bottom of saucer with an anchor symbol
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