A thoughtful gift for a needlework or tapestry lover, this charming vintage tea set features colourful flowers in a design reminiscent of traditional embroidery. Paired with locally sourced tea and delicious biscuits, it’s a lovely invitation to put down the stitching and enjoy a relaxing cup of tea.
One vintage teacup
One matching saucer
One matching cake plate
One sachet of premium Two Spoons Tea Bucks Blend, from our local tea maker in Chesham
One individually wrapped Border biscuit packet
A poem card of your choice (as applicable)
Tissue wrapping and luxury floral keepsake gift box
A provenance card sharing the details of the vintage china
Made in Staffordshire, England, by Royal Winton Grimwades, this delightful ‘Queen Anne’ set is believed to date from the late 1930s–1940s. Its distinctive design features pink, blue and yellow flowers with green foliage against a fine checked background, creating the appearance of needlepoint or tapestry. Gilded edges and softly scalloped plates complete the look.
Queen Anne is a recognised Royal Winton chintz pattern, first introduced around 1936. These pieces are glazed earthenware.
There is age-related crazing to the glaze, particularly visible on the undersides, and some rubbing to the gilding, consistent with the set’s age and previous use.
For more information about our vintage china, food and allergens, delivery and gifting, please see our FAQs.
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A thoughtful gift for a needlework or tapestry lover, this charming vintage tea set features colourful flowers in a design reminiscent of traditional embroidery. Paired with locally sourced tea and delicious biscuits, it’s a lovely invitation to put down the stitching and enjoy a relaxing cup of tea.
One vintage teacup
One matching saucer
One matching cake plate
One sachet of premium Two Spoons Tea Bucks Blend, from our local tea maker in Chesham
One individually wrapped Border biscuit packet
A poem card of your choice (as applicable)
Tissue wrapping and luxury floral keepsake gift box
A provenance card sharing the details of the vintage china
Made in Staffordshire, England, by Royal Winton Grimwades, this delightful ‘Queen Anne’ set is believed to date from the late 1930s–1940s. Its distinctive design features pink, blue and yellow flowers with green foliage against a fine checked background, creating the appearance of needlepoint or tapestry. Gilded edges and softly scalloped plates complete the look.
Queen Anne is a recognised Royal Winton chintz pattern, first introduced around 1936. These pieces are glazed earthenware.
There is age-related crazing to the glaze, particularly visible on the undersides, and some rubbing to the gilding, consistent with the set’s age and previous use.
For more information about our vintage china, food and allergens, delivery and gifting, please see our FAQs.
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