Halcyon Days Antler Trellis Teacup and Saucer
TWN 3,650.00
The Antler Trellis collection has its roots in Gordon Castle, a stately home in the Highlands of Scotland.
The archaic structure has roots stretching back to the 1400s, and within its walls is a domed roof that was, at one stage, lined with stag’s heads, the antlers crossing over each other in a display that eventually became the inspiration for the Antler Trellis print you see on this fine bone china teacup and saucer from Halcyon Days. Style this handmade set alongside others from the collection or as a standalone piece that injects a touch of British history into your tea party repertoire.
The Antler Trellis collection has its roots in Gordon Castle, a stately home in the Highlands of Scotland.
The archaic structure has roots stretching back to the 1400s, and within its walls is a domed roof that was, at one stage, lined with stag’s heads, the antlers crossing over each other in a display that eventually became the inspiration for the Antler Trellis print you see on this fine bone china teacup and saucer from Halcyon Days. Style this handmade set alongside others from the collection or as a standalone piece that injects a touch of British history into your tea party repertoire.
- All-over print
- Not suitable for dishwasher use
- Not suitable for microwave use
- H5.5cm x 12.5cm x D10cm approx.
- Capacity: 185ml
- OUTER
- Bone China
- 100.0%
Returns (UK & INternational)
FREE
If you change your mind about your order, you can send it back to us using our free returns service. You have 14 days from the date of delivery to return your order.
Returns FAQsInternational delivery
USA
3 - 5 working days
$30
Hong Kong
3 - 5 working days
HK$240
Middle east
3 - 6 working days
Delivery charge will be calculated at checkout
Europe
3 - 6 working days
€25
Rest of the World
Up to 7 working days
Delivery charge will be calculated at checkout
Please note: the above charges may vary depending on your delivery location. Your delivery charge will be confirmed at Checkout.
Delivery FAQ