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Shelley Crabtree cup and saucer duo c1928
Secondhand
R995.00
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3 Jun 24 14:46
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Product details
Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
1900-1950
Type
Cups & Saucers
Product code
OZ156-159
Bob Shop ID
614328394
The Shelley Queen Anne shape "Crabtree" pattern 11651 tea cup and saucer, crafted in 1929, features a delightful design with a stylized tree set against a landscape, adorned with vibrant enameled fruits in shades of blue, orange, and yellow. This intricate pattern extends both inside and outside the cup, creating a visually appealing contrast against the pristine white background and accented with green trim. This vintage set is a testament to the high-quality craftsmanship of the Shelley factory during the Art Deco era. Preserved in excellent collectible condition, the cup and saucer exhibit brilliantly clean and vivid colors, devoid of any damage. Dating back to 1928, this Shelley Crabtree cup and saucer epitomize the elegant and artistic tableware produced by the Shelley factory during the 1920s. 
