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<p>[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 493162, member: 308"]Hello Bri - it's possible that this cup was not part of a full dinnerware set. Sometimes only tea or dessert sets were produced. When I get a cup like this I usually search Replacements.com. It takes awhile to scroll through the pictures and frequently I don't find out much info but there isn't really the best option. Searching ebay might help too. Enter the manufacturer's name and teacup to see what comes up. You could just search by manufacturers name but that would likely turn up many hundred of matches. </p><p><br /></p><p>I agree with your time frame. It's a lovely cup - I like the butterflies. Value is not great. Here in the US it would go for about $15 assuming you have the saucer. The cup alone is not really worth selling. Usually I donate single cups in unknown patterns to Goodwill but I don't collect. Hope this helps.</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 493162, member: 308"]Hello Bri - it's possible that this cup was not part of a full dinnerware set. Sometimes only tea or dessert sets were produced. When I get a cup like this I usually search Replacements.com. It takes awhile to scroll through the pictures and frequently I don't find out much info but there isn't really the best option. Searching ebay might help too. Enter the manufacturer's name and teacup to see what comes up. You could just search by manufacturers name but that would likely turn up many hundred of matches. I agree with your time frame. It's a lovely cup - I like the butterflies. Value is not great. Here in the US it would go for about $15 assuming you have the saucer. The cup alone is not really worth selling. Usually I donate single cups in unknown patterns to Goodwill but I don't collect. Hope this helps. Don[/QUOTE]
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