Help me ID royal standard china

Hi!
I bought this set of bone china approximately 10 years ago from a garage sale for 10€/£15

I am now planning on selling it since i havent really used it much, and i tried to google the pattern and manufacturer. I found out the stamp ''Royal standard fine bone china england'' is a selling brand from Chapman's Longton Ltd, made between the years 1949-1966.

I have found by googling a lot of similar cups and patterns, but i haven't been able to find a perfect match. Can someone please help me identify the pattern in these and maybe help with pricing? It's a full 21 piece set for six, only the pot missing.



Thank you so much!

 

I’m in the U.K. Sadly, these have not a lot of value here. Maybe twenty pounds on a good day. Missing the teapot won’t help.

 

Check ebay sold listings. Sometimes an individual piece sells for as much as a whole set and is much easier and cheaper to ship.

 

Welcome to Antiquers, @antique_axu !

 

For reference, thepotteries.org lists the mark as post-1949, as you say.
The pattern likely never had a name.
I am an avid collector of English china cups/saucers (don't ask me how many I have, I honestly don't know!). Royal Standard is considered rather low end and your pattern, though pretty, is not particularly desirable. Sorry, just keeping it real!

Agree.
In my area of the US, I would consider myself lucky to achieve $50 for that particular set. (Teapots are the most valuable piece in a tea set and yours is missing that key item.)