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Miniature Cup and Saucer
Carlton House Antiques
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Miniature Cup and Saucer

1900 - 1920
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Fine quality Meissen cup and saucer, inlaid with gold. From the Edwardian period. Ideal for a collector.

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Carlton House Antiques has dated this Gilt Porcelain Miniature Cup to the Edwardian era.

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Fine quality Meissen cup and saucer, inlaid with gold. From the Edwardian period. Ideal for a collector.
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Carlton House Antiques has dated this Gilt Porcelain Miniature Cup to the Edwardian era.

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A miniature white porcelain cup and saucer decorated with intricate gold gilding, featuring a blue crossed-swords mark on the underside of the cup.
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Archive I A miniature white porcelain cup and saucer decorated with intricate gold gilding, featuring a blue crossed-swords mark on the underside of the cup.

Miniature Cup and Saucer

Archive II A miniature white porcelain cup and saucer decorated with intricate gold gilding, featuring a blue crossed-swords mark on the underside of the cup. View II
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Verified Since Jun 2016
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Carlton House Antiques
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Location: London, United Kingdom
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A miniature white porcelain cup and saucer decorated with intricate gold gilding, featuring a blue crossed-swords mark on the underside of the cup.
Miniature cup and saucer
Ref: SA1185447
A miniature white porcelain cup and saucer decorated with intricate gold gilding, featuring a blue crossed-swords mark on the underside of the cup.
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Miniature porcelain cups and saucers gained popularity during the 18th and 19th centuries across major European manufactories as decorative items for display cabinets. They served as demonstrations of ceramic skill, showcasing intricate gilding, hand painting, and delicate scaling.

These items were typically crafted from hard-paste porcelain, composed of china clay and china stone, fired at high temperatures. Decoration involved gold leaf or liquid gold gilding applied by hand over an underglaze or glaze finish.

Authentic pieces usually feature hand-applied gilding that displays slight wear pattern consistency, precise hand-painted factory trademarks such as crossed swords or monograms under the glaze, and a smooth, dense porcelain body.

Small porcelain items are frequently arranged inside glazed vitrines, placed on narrow wall brackets, or integrated alongside art books on a styled bookshelf to create textural interest.

Clean gently using lukewarm water and a mild detergent applied with a soft microfibre cloth. Avoid abrasive sponges, chemical solvents, or dishwasher use, as these can erode delicate surface gilding over time.
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