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Re: Paragon Chrysanthemums Tea Cup and Saucer
Let me know, it would be nice to know the history.
Re: Paragon Chrysanthemums Tea Cup and Saucer
Hello :)
Wikipedia has some info....
1937 - King George VI & Queen Elizabeth grants a royal warrant for the occasion of their coronation
I'm not an expert...hope this helps a bit :)
Re: Paragon Chrysanthemums Tea Cup and Saucer
Thanks for seeing this, I took it to a Antique shop and they said it worth only about $15.00 bucks, but it was too pretty because I've never seen one before so I kept it.
Do you have any idea what it would be worth? I don't think I would sell it for less than 50.00 but I could be way off.
Thanks for the help.
Patricia
Re: Paragon Chrysanthemums Tea Cup and Saucer
Paragon made huge numbers of these bone china cups for the export market, values for them vary by design, but we don't sell very many for over $30.00.