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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ValerieK, post: 4363834, member: 7360&quot;]Very beautiful and well-preserved pair!&nbsp; I&#039;ve had a look in Michael Berthoud&#039;s Compendium of Cups (my go-to book for old teaware), and he describes this type of high angular handle as &quot;Old English&quot;, and dates it to 1825 - 1830, so soon to be 200 years old, and actually late Georgian.&nbsp; Most cups like this would be porcelain, not ironstone, although those Imari type patterns were used on ironstone.&nbsp; Yates and Grainger were two of the makers who made this handle, although there were a number of factories.&nbsp; Certainly &quot;high-end&quot;, and I love it!&nbsp; Please report back if you identify the maker.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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