Mid-Century Modern Hand-Painted Ceramic Cup and Saucer Set

This is a two-piece ceramic set consisting of a rounded tea cup and a matching wide-rimmed saucer. The items are crafted from a light-colored earthenware or stoneware clay, featuring a creamy off-white base glaze. The design aesthetic is characteristic of mid-20th-century studio pottery or mass-market 'casual' dinnerware, utilizing a hand-painted botanical or abstract floral motif. The saucer features a prominent green leaf and stylized flower on the left side, accented with fine black linework that suggests a whimsical, organic style. The cup carries a matching design band around its midsection. The color palette is composed of muted earth tones, primarily olive green, burnt orange, and charcoal grey. The saucer edge and the cup's rim are finished with a contrasting dark border. In terms of condition, the pieces appear to be in good vintage state with no visible structural cracks or large chips from this angle; however, there is noticeable surface crazing in the glaze, which is common for ceramics of this age. The set lacks a visible maker's mark on the front, but the quality suggests a mid-tier commercial manufacturer from the 1960s or 1970s. The glaze has a glossy finish despite the age-related crazing.