There is something quietly enduring about a well-made piece of English ironstone. This complete trio from Mason’s Patent Ironstone — a twin-handled soup cup, matching saucer, and side plate — carries the kind of confident, unhurried craftsmanship that made Mason’s a household name in English ceramic history. The Game Birds pattern brings richly colored countryside scenes to each piece, framed by ornate transferware borders that reward a closer look.

Whether displayed on a dresser shelf, used at the table, or placed within a broader collection of country house ceramics, this trio holds its own with quiet authority. The traditional English styling sits naturally alongside other transferware, ironstone, and decorative china from the same era.

Details & Specifications

Maker: Mason’s Patent Ironstone
Origin: England
Pattern: Game Birds
Era: c.1950s
Material: Ironstone ceramic
Decoration: Hand-colored transferware
Contents: Twin-handled soup cup, saucer, and side plate

Dimensions

Cup: 14 cm handle-to-handle (5.5″) × 6 cm high (2.4″)
Saucer: 16 cm diameter (6.3″)
Plate: 19 cm diameter (7.5″)

Condition

Very good vintage condition with bright colours and minimal wear
No cracks, chips, or repairs observed
Please refer to photographs for full condition details

Every piece leaves us carefully packed for international shipping, with full tracking included. Combined shipping is available. US buyers: import duties and handling fees are included in the shipping price — no additional charges on arrival.

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