Bernardaud Augusta Tea Cup and Saucer, set of 4

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SKU: 2588-22666

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About this piece · Bernardaud ref. 2588-22666

Delivery: Bernardaud porcelain is made in Limoges, France. Pieces in stock ship within 3–5 business days. Pieces made to order by Bernardaud take 3–4 weeks. We will email you the expected ship date within 72 hours of your order.

The Bernardaud Augusta tea cup and saucer, set of 4, is a Limoges porcelain set, expertly crafted in France and designed to serve tea and other hot beverages. The shape of the cup emphasizes the taste and aroma of tea thanks to its thin edges while keeping it hot. Featuring the signature green and gold geometric motifs of the Augusta collection, it brings timeless French craftsmanship, heirloom-quality porcelain, and refined elegance to every place setting.
This is a set of four tea cups and saucers.

Details:

Capacity 5oz
Made in France
Fine Limoge Porcelain
The Bernardaud Augusta collection is easy to care for and simple to clean using the soft side of a sponge, warm water, and regular dishwashing liquid. This method will help preserve its luminous Limoges porcelain finish and rich green and gold detailing. To maintain the brilliance of the fine china and protect the delicate Art Deco motifs, always avoid using the abrasive side of the sponge or harsh scouring pads. Proper care ensures this luxury French dinner plate retains its elegance and heirloom-quality beauty for years of refined entertaining.

Details

Pattern
Augusta
Colors
Green, White
Made in
France
Use it for
Tea at afternoon tea, brunch or after dinner.

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