Queen's Platinum Jubilee Cup and Saucer

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee collection celebrates 70 years since HRH Queen Elizabeth the Second’s Ascension. The intricately hand-drawn design was inspired by the magnificent dress worn by The Queen during her Coronation in 1953. - Hand-crafted using Cornish Clay in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK, the heart of the 'Potteries'. - Made by Duchess China 1888, exclusively for Victoria Eggs. - Fine bone china. - Dimensions: Tea Cup 74mm (h) , Top Width: 92 mm, Bottom Width: 47 mm, Capacity: 192ml. Weight : 153 grams. Saucer 142 mm As seen in Good Housekeeping Magazine. The dress featured embroidered flowers from every country in the Commonwealth including the Tudor rose (England), thistle (Scotland), leek (Wales), shamrock (Ireland), wattle (Australia), maple leaf (Canada), fern (New Zealand), protea (South Africa), lotus flowers (India and Ceylon) and wheat, cotton, and jute (Pakistan).