
Bone china teacup and saucer with floral decoration by Paragon
History
Paragon China Company was established in Longton, Staffordshire, England in 1903 and became renowned for producing fine bone china of exceptional quality. The company received Royal Warrants from multiple members of the British Royal Family, cementing its reputation as a maker of prestigious tableware. This particular piece features a delicate pink ground with hand-painted floral decoration and gold trim, characteristic of mid-20th century English bone china production. Paragon teacups and saucers are highly sought after by collectors of vintage English bone china and tea enthusiasts who appreciate fine craftsmanship. These pieces appeal to those who value elegant table settings, afternoon tea traditions, and the artistry of hand-painted porcelain. The combination of the soft pink background, detailed floral motifs, and well-preserved gold gilding makes this set particularly desirable among collectors who specialize in English china from prestigious manufacturers.
Origin
Longton, Staffordshire, England
Maker
Paragon China Company
Time period
circa 1940-1960