Regency Bone China Teacup & Saucer, Floral Spray w/Black & Gold Border, Vintage

This is a vintage Regency Bone China teacup and saucer, made in Staffordshire, England. Regency Bone China, an English pottery company active during the mid-20th century (1940s–1960s).

The mark with the man in a top hat and cravat is one of Regency's most recognizable stamps, typically from the 1950s–1960s.

The pattern features large, vivid mixed flowers—notably pink roses, blue forget-me-nots, and yellow blooms—with heavy black and gold gilt borders on both cup and saucer. This design style is typical of Regency's "Floral Spray with Black & Gold Border" series.

Collectors and sellers usually refer to it descriptively as something like "Regency Black & Gold Floral" or "Regency Rose Bouquet on Black Border."

Regency Fine Arts were known for producing decorative and collectible china, often adorned with floral patterns and gold trim. The "Bone China" designation indicates a high-quality porcelain made using bone ash, giving it a distinctive translucency and strength.

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