Help me identify

Hello - I have a full set of a tea set which my grandmother left me that her mother left her.

I have no idea what it is or if it’s of any monetary value.

I have other photos of that helps too.

thank you

Ashley

 

we lie and die by photographs.........send em all !!!!!!!!!

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/_lLWGOoBwdw?si=i2L5fflc14KNV8UI You can see the details here. This site won’t let me upload my pics as their too high res.

 

Maybe Samuel Radford, England?

 

Does the F mean from Florence it a date for 1758? Sorry brand new and looking at many old things out there that may suggest what it means?

 

Photographs are needed. Someone will be along with instructions for posting them. (And not to worry. All new members have trouble at first.) In the meantime, you can do a Photo Search for your set here: www.replacements.com.

Debora

 

The design registration number you posted is from 1893, England.

 

Different color:
https://www.ebid.net/us/for-sale/royal-stanley-colclough-pink-and-white-plate-177015674.htm

Don't know if they've got it right.

 

Wow thank you

 

Is it valuable in anyway. For me it’s a keep sake but worth knowing so we perhaps don't use it too much.

 

If you are going to use, hand wash only! These things were not made with the harshness of dishwashers in mind.

 

Unlikely to hold much value as people don't generally want/use tea sets nowadays and want to stick everything in the dishwasher.
However, we'd need some photos of the set to be sure. Attractiveness of design can boost price a bit.
No other marks?