1930’s Large Booths Porcelain Tea Duo – Floradora pattern Contemporary This is simply an elegant

This is simply an elegant item and will compliment any tea table

Gently fluted sides beneath a heavily scalloped rim along with a prominently embossed rose and rose leaf patterning around the body of a vintage glass bowl which stands on a short octagon shaped and cut base

saucer and matching tea plate with each item designed in a fluted swirl motif together with mildly scalloped rims

creating the impression of a lotus flower beginning to bloom

short trumpet pedestal base and decorated along the side with a pierced filigree vine and floral patterning

1930’s Large Booths Porcelain Tea Duo – Floradora pattern Contemporary This is simply an elegantThe Floradora pattern was designed and released by Booths Porcelain in 1912 and discontinued during the 1930s. The pattern is a stylized one popular with collectors as it displays soft blue, orange and pink flowers with green leaves in abundance on a geometric trellis motif. The item is a Booths porcelain tea duo of the larger variety and consists of the tea cup and saucer of which the tea cup has been designed with a deco handle. Booths was