Royal Albert Lady Gay Trio, Cup Saucer Plate, Art Deco Crossstitch/Needlepoint

At the time of listing I have a three of these sets available, price is per trio (one cup, one saucer & one side plate) although for UK buyers I am offering a multi buy discount with no additional p&p when purchasing more than one. Overseas buyers please contact me if you require more than one so that I can create a bespoke listing with the best shipping price for you.

All marked with the Royal Albert backstamp and registered design number 791184 dating the pattern to 1934, cups also marked 784772 design number dating a year earlier to 1933 and is probably for the shape of the cup.

I will be listing some other pieces in this pattern so please check out our other listings.

I have included a number of photos and these probably describe the item better than I can and form part of the description. Everyone has different considerations when purchasing items and if you need any further information, please feel free to contact me and I will try to help.

Condition: At the time of listing I have three sets all in a similar good used condition, free of chips, cracks and crazing, there may be the odd small mark or manufacturing imperfection.

Size: Cup 7.2cm tall, 8.5cm top diameter, saucer 14.2cm diameter, side plate 15.7cm. Weights 415g,425g and 435g (per trio)

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Packing - We pack to ensure the item arrives with you undamaged. If you have specific packing instructions, please contact us before paying as this may have an impact on the price, as both an increase in weight or size can increase the cost of delivery.

We do try to recycle boxes and other materials wherever possible and will mostly use newspaper for padding out, if it does not have any impact on the cost of postage.