Features a charming central bouquet of roses framed by an aqua border and white ribbed edges. The distinctive square shape with scalloped, rope-twist rim makes this Johnson Brothers piece instantly recognisable.
A tennis saucer—also called a tennis plate—is a clever vintage design with a teacup well and generous flat space for sandwiches or biscuits. Perfect for garden parties and leisurely afternoons, it lets you balance food and drink effortlessly in one hand.
This rare find arrives without its original cup but pairs beautifully with any teacup featuring a base under 5 cm.
In very good condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing—just gentle age-related patina that whispers its story.
Measuring 19.5 cm across, it's a treasured example of early-to-mid 20th century English porcelain craftsmanship.
These pieces, largely discontinued by the 1970s, grow more precious as time passes. Buying vintage means choosing quality built to last, while honouring the planet. Every mark and imperfection adds character—a testament to decades of graceful use. Collect with confidence from our curated selection of genuine English and European heirlooms.
