This graceful vintage teacup from W.S. George features the discontinued “Blossom” pattern—a delicate arrangement of pink peach blossoms with soft gray and green foliage, all framed by a platinum-trimmed rim. The porcelain china body is light yet strong, shaped in the Lido style variation. Its subtle curves and floral charm make it a perfect addition to any vintage teacup collection or cottagecore-inspired teatime ritual. W.S. George, an American ceramics established in the early 1900s, produced a wide range of elegant tableware popular in mid-century homes. The “Blossom” pattern, produced around the 1940s, reflected post-Depression optimism through graceful floral motifs and refined shapes. The company was known for creating both beauty and affordability, making their pieces staples in American households. Today, the Blossom pattern is discontinued, but remains highly collectible among vintage lovers for its gentle pastel palette and timeless elegance. Important Information: Wear & Condition This item is preloved and vintage, which means it may show signs of age, wear, or patina. These imperfections are part of its unique charm and history. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. Display Props Any display props shown in the photos—such as flowers, books, stands, or candles—are for styling purposes only and are not included with the purchase unless explicitly stated in the product description. Use & Safety All products are intended for decorative use only and are not toys. Please handle with care and keep out of reach of children. Lead Disclaimer Some vintage items may have been made before modern lead safety regulations. These pieces are sold for aesthetic purposes only and are not intended for food or beverage use. Shipping Details We ship via USPS and aim to provide the most reliable and cost-effective options available. Domestic orders over $35 ship free via USPS Ground Advantage. Orders under $35 are shipped USPS Priority. Books Please note that vintage books often show signs of age and wear, which may include discoloration, foxing, fragile pages, or minor damage to the cover and binding. While every effort is made to accurately describe the condition of each book, some imperfections are inherent to items of this age. The charm and historical value of vintage books lie in their uniqueness and the stories they carry through time. Please handle with care to preserve their condition for future enjoyment.
