Teacup Saucer with Floral Motif
Dinnerware

Teacup Saucer with Floral Motif

This item is a circular teacup saucer, likely made of ceramic or porcelain, characterized by its off-white or cream base color. The saucer features a simple yet elegant botanical design positioned on one side, consisting of a stylized floral element in a muted sage green or teal hue. The design includes a slender stem with two leaves and a small, delicate cluster of florets at the top. The center of the saucer has a raised circular indentation, designed to securely hold a teacup. The visible surface appears smooth with a slight sheen, indicative of a glazed finish. In terms of condition, there are some minor visible discolorations or scuff marks, particularly on the outer rim and closer to the center, suggesting general wear and tear from use or storage. No cracks, chips, or major damage are immediately evident. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or signatures visible from the provided image. The design aesthetic suggests a mid-20th century to late 20th century style, possibly belonging to a dinnerware set or a collectible series. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced dinnerware of its era, with the decal well-applied.

Estimated Value

$5-10

Basic Information

Category

Dinnerware

Appraised On

October 14, 2025

Estimated Value

$5-10

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

"First Kiss" an original painting by Pomary Caller Edition limited to members of Calhouns Collectors Society Calhoun's © 1981, C.C.S., Inc.

Item Description

This item is a circular teacup saucer, likely made of ceramic or porcelain, characterized by its off-white or cream base color. The saucer features a simple yet elegant botanical design positioned on one side, consisting of a stylized floral element in a muted sage green or teal hue. The design includes a slender stem with two leaves and a small, delicate cluster of florets at the top. The center of the saucer has a raised circular indentation, designed to securely hold a teacup. The visible surface appears smooth with a slight sheen, indicative of a glazed finish. In terms of condition, there are some minor visible discolorations or scuff marks, particularly on the outer rim and closer to the center, suggesting general wear and tear from use or storage. No cracks, chips, or major damage are immediately evident. There are no clear manufacturer's marks or signatures visible from the provided image. The design aesthetic suggests a mid-20th century to late 20th century style, possibly belonging to a dinnerware set or a collectible series. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced dinnerware of its era, with the decal well-applied.

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