Wonderlust Crimson Orient Teacup and Saucer

deep red saucer with floral design side view

deep red saucer with floral design inside the teacup

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Wonderlust Crimson Orient Teacup and Saucer

Name: Wonderlust Crimson Orient Teacup and Saucer
Brand: WEDGWOOD
SKU: 40024021
Price: 56.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Crimson Orient

Take a moment to enjoy a calming cup of tea from this Crimson Orient teacup and saucer. The outside of the cup features a water lily on an imperial red background, which contrasts elegantly with the white bone china. Intricate botanicals decorate the interior of the cup and the saucer, while gold decoration adds a final touch of luxury.

Strong fine bone china
22-carat gold banding
Carefully packaged in a Wedgwood Blue gift box
Use this cup and saucer with other pieces from the Wonderlust collection to create your own eclectic mix, or add to a base layer of simple white Intaglio dinnerware
Dishwasher-safe

Product Article Number: 40024021
International Article Number: 701587315425
Width: 10 cm
Length: 12 cm
Height: 5 cm
Weight: 295 g
Volume: 180 ml

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