| Foley Demitasse The demitasse was the continental way to enjoy espresso. And if you’re on an English ship, it’s going to be served in fine English china. In this case, Foley china. The cup measures 2 1/4 inches tall and has a diameter of 2 inches at the mouth. The saucer measures 4 1/2 inches in diameter. The cup is in fair condition with a 1 1/2 inch crack on its interior surface and the saucer is in excellent condition. $299.00. |
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Grosvenor Plate This is an original plate from the Queen Mary's first years of service, when Grosvenor China was the supplier (Foley came after World War II). Grosvenor China was originally the trade name of Jackson and & Gosling of Grosvenor Works, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. The company was later acquired by Copeland Spode, probably before or around the time this plate was manufactured. This plate measures 6 1/2 inches in diameter and is in good condition. $165.00. |
| Officers’ Ward Room Demitasse We believe this is a rare item: a demitasse from the officers’ ward room of Queen Mary or Queen Elizabeth. It was made by Foley and is plain white, but quite elegant in its simplicity. The cup measures 2 1/4 inches tall and 2 inches in diameter. The saucer is 4 3/8 inches in diameter. Both are in excellent condition. $385.00. |
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| Foley Sherbet Dish While these dishes were designed for individual servings of sherbet or sorbet, they make attractive sugar bowls, small serving dishes, or could even be used as finger bowls. (We recommend you not use them as finger bowls for one occasion and sherbet dishes at your next affair if the same guests will be in attendance, however.) The dishes measure 2 inches high with a diameter of 31/4 inches at the top. We have several of these available in varying condition. Excellent condition: $225.00. Very good condition: $210.00. Good condition: $150.00. |
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Maddock Ivory Ware Crescent Serving Dishes These were side dishes, sometimes used for salads or side dishes, such as vegetables or potatoes. The top and bottom of two different dishes are shown here. They measure 8 inches wide (from end to end) and 4 1/2 inches across. Excellent condition. $125.00 each. |
| Queen Elizabeth 2 Plates and Bowls This elegant Royal Doulton china was used on board the QE2, Cunard’s longtime flagship. It is simple white china with a double gold rim and the Cunard Lion and World logo at the top of each in gold. The plate measures 10 9/16 inches in diameter, the small fruit bowl measures 6 3/16 inches in diameter, and the larger soup bowl is 8 3/4 inches in diameter. The plate is in very good condition. The bowls are in good condition, showing signs of daily use. Plate $125.00. Soup bowl $145.00. Fruit bowl $62.50. |
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Queen Elizabeth 2 Crescent Dish This crescent dish, used as a side dish, is by Royal Doulton and matches the dinner plate and bowls shown above, with the simple but elegant twin gold rim pattern and Cunard logo. It measures 7 inches across the width and 4 1/16 inches from top to bottom. It is in good condition. $136.50. |
| Queen Elizabeth 2 Cup and Saucer Again the elegant simplicity of Royal Doulton is apparent in this beautifully restrained design used on the QE2. The cup measures 2 3/8 inches tall and is 3 inches in diameter and 21/4 high. The saucer is 6 inches in diameter. Both are in excellent condition. $136.50. |
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Queen Elizabeth 2 Royal Doulton Teapot, Creamer, and Sugar These pieces are so elegant in their simplicity that you can picture the rich, famous, and beautiful people (people just like you, of course) taking tea from them. The tea pot is 61/4 inches tall with its lid and 6 inches from the end of its spout to the end of its handle. It is white and oval shaped, 21/4 inches wide with a broad and a narrow gold band and the Cunard Lion and World emblem. The creamer, also oval shaped is 31/2 inches tall and 41/4 from the tip of its spout to the end of its handle. The sugar bowl is 3 inches high (including its lid), 3 inches wide and 21/4 inches deep. Teapot $320.00. Creamer and sugar $285.00. |
| Clewes Souvenir Creamer and Sugar These were sold on board Cunard ships as souvenirs and are marked as such on the bottom (for the benefit of HM Customs agents). The creamer measures 4 1/4 inches tall and 2 3/4 inches square. The sugar is 1 3/8 inches tall by 2 3/4 inches square. $189.50 for the pair |
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