An elegant antique porcelain loving cup featuring a rare Dubash family monogram beautifully displayed on the front. Decorated with delicate floral and botanical motifs in soft pink, green, purple, and red tones, this charming miniature double-handled cup represents the refined taste of one of Bombay's historic mercantile families. The intertwined "D" monogram adds significant provenance, making it especially desirable to collectors of Indian colonial history, family crest memorabilia, monogrammed porcelain, and antique decorative tableware. The underside bears a red hand-painted maker's mark. A scarce collector's piece with excellent display appeal.

Details

• Antique miniature porcelain loving cup
• Associated with the historic Dubash Family, Bombay (Mumbai), India
• Features an intertwined "D" family monogram
• Double-handled (two handles) loving cup form
• Decorated with hand-painted floral, vine, and botanical motifs
• Soft pink ground with multicolor decoration
• Material: Fine porcelain
• Era: Early 20th Century (Circa 1900–1930)
• Height: Approx. 2.3 inches
• Rim Diameter: Approx. 1.7 inches
• Unmarked except for red hand-painted maker's mark on the base
• Ideal for collectors of Indian colonial antiques, family monograms, heraldic porcelain, and decorative miniature ceramics
• A rare display piece with historical association to one of Bombay's prominent families

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