Royal Albert Montrose Shape Vintage Bone China Teacup and Saucer

This is a fine bone china teacup and matching saucer set, likely of British manufacture, featuring the distinctive 'Montrose' shape often associated with mid-20th-century Royal Albert patterns. The set is crafted from high-quality white translucent porcelain. The teacup features a flared rim with a subtle scalloped edge and a graceful, gilded handle with decorative molding. The exterior is adorned with a vibrant multi-colored floral spray featuring large blue, white, and orange blossoms, possibly peonies or roses, surrounded by smaller purple and yellow accent flowers. A notable feature is the heavy gold-colored gilding applied to the pedestal foot of the cup and the scalloped edge of both the cup and saucer. The saucer is fluted or ribbed, radiating outward to a scalloped, gilded rim, and repeats the floral motif. Based on the style and craftsmanship, this set appears to date from the 1960s to the 1980s. The condition appears fair to good from the front, though there is a visible hairline crack or deep scratch near the top rim of the cup on the left side. Some light wear to the gilt on the foot and handle is typical for items of this age. No maker's mark is visible in the image, but the pattern and shape are characteristic of English fine bone china manufacturers.