Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee 1977 Cup Saucer Ashtray Crown Staffordshire

Lot of four pieces of British royal commemorative china made for the 1977 Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. Three different English makers.

1. Teacup — 3 ¼ ” diameter, 2 ¾ ” tall. Gold rim, crown and EIIR cipher. Crown mark to base, no maker name.

2. Saucer — 5 ½ ” diameter, ¾ ” deep. Lion and unicorn supporters, Union flags, “To Commemorate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II,” 1952/1977. Marked St George Fine Bone China, Made in England. Pairs with the cup above.

3. Pin dish — 4” diameter, ⅝ ” deep. Portrait of the Queen framed by the rose, thistle, shamrock and daffodil. Marked Crown Staffordshire Fine Bone China England. Reverse reads: To Commemorate the Silver Jubilee of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II, Accession to the Throne 1952–1977. Designed by J.A. Bailey.

4. Ashtray — 5 ½ ” across the wide points, 4 ¾ ” across the narrow, ¾ ” deep. Royal arms, 1952/1977, gold trim. Marked with the Union Jack DURABILITY stamp, Weatherby Hanley England, Royal Falcon Ware, date code 2-77 (February 1977). Earthenware.

Condition: one crazing on bottom of dish only. Cup has platinum wear along the handle. Ashtray has slight gold wear on right side. Rim scuffs on bottom of cup and dish. Plate has some markings on back. Ashtray has glazing bubble on bottom. See pictures for details.

Sold as a lot. Packed with care for shipping.