Bring a touch of timeless English charm to your table with this beautiful set of four vintage Fondeville Ambassador Ware floral china cups, featuring a design believed to be the Hampton Court pattern. 🌸
Made in England and associated with the historic Soho Pottery and Simpsons (Potters) Ltd., these lovely cups showcase a colorful floral band of pink and yellow roses, purple blossoms, blue accents, and delicate green foliage, beautifully framed by elegant gold trim.
Each cup also features a decorative floral motif inside, adding an extra touch of charm to this coordinated collection.
With their graceful handles, traditional shape, and romantic floral detailing, these cups are wonderful for completing an English china collection, creating a cottagecore-inspired display, or adding vintage elegance to a tea service.
Maker and Pattern Identification
Manufacturer: Soho Pottery / Simpsons (Potters) Ltd., England
Distributor/Backstamp: Fondeville Ambassador Ware
Pattern: Believed to be Hampton Court
Additional marking: 9419
Era: Mid-20th century, exact production year unconfirmed
Material: Glazed ceramic china
Design: Multicolored floral band with gold trim
Country of manufacture: England
Quantity: Set of 4 matching cups
Saucers: Not included
Approx. Measurements
Condition
Good vintage condition overall.
Three cups are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks reported. One cup has a small chip, which is shown in the listing photographs.
The floral decorations and gold-tone accents remain attractive, with minor age-related wear possible.
Please review all photographs carefully, particularly those showing the chipped cup and the original manufacturer's backstamps.
Display and Use Ideas
Perfect for completing a vintage Ambassador Ware collection, decorating an English cottage-style kitchen, displaying on a china hutch, or creating a charming mismatched vintage tea setting.
These floral cups also make lovely decorative accents for collectors of English pottery and traditional floral dinnerware.
🍒 Because some treasures deserve a second chance.
Bring a touch of timeless English charm to your table with this beautiful set of four vintage Fondeville Ambassador Ware floral china cups, featuring a design believed to be the Hampton Court pattern. 🌸
Made in England and associated with the historic Soho Pottery and Simpsons (Potters) Ltd., these lovely cups showcase a colorful floral band of pink and yellow roses, purple blossoms, blue accents, and delicate green foliage, beautifully framed by elegant gold trim.
Each cup also features a decorative floral motif inside, adding an extra touch of charm to this coordinated collection.
With their graceful handles, traditional shape, and romantic floral detailing, these cups are wonderful for completing an English china collection, creating a cottagecore-inspired display, or adding vintage elegance to a tea service.
Maker and Pattern Identification
Manufacturer: Soho Pottery / Simpsons (Potters) Ltd., England
Distributor/Backstamp: Fondeville Ambassador Ware
Pattern: Believed to be Hampton Court
Additional marking: 9419
Era: Mid-20th century, exact production year unconfirmed
Material: Glazed ceramic china
Design: Multicolored floral band with gold trim
Country of manufacture: England
Quantity: Set of 4 matching cups
Saucers: Not included
Approx. Measurements
Condition
Good vintage condition overall.
Three cups are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks reported. One cup has a small chip, which is shown in the listing photographs.
The floral decorations and gold-tone accents remain attractive, with minor age-related wear possible.
Please review all photographs carefully, particularly those showing the chipped cup and the original manufacturer's backstamps.
Display and Use Ideas
Perfect for completing a vintage Ambassador Ware collection, decorating an English cottage-style kitchen, displaying on a china hutch, or creating a charming mismatched vintage tea setting.
These floral cups also make lovely decorative accents for collectors of English pottery and traditional floral dinnerware.
🍒 Because some treasures deserve a second chance.
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