midcentury paragon double warrant pink rose teacup

Paragon China, a well-respected British porcelain manufacturer, used double warrants to signify their recognition by both the British royal family and the British government. The first warrant, the Royal Warrant of Appointment, indicated that Paragon supplied products to the British monarchy, while the second warrant, the British National Mark, highlighted their compliance with high-quality standards.

These dual stamps were a testament to the company's dedication to producing premium teacups and other fine china, making them highly sought after by collectors and connoisseurs for their elegance and historical significance.

This stunning pink rose is centered on a silver surround. Note some signs of age and wear including fading to the colours as pictured. Sourced from an estate in Marseille. 

dimensions

cup: 4.75"W x 2"H
saucer: 5.5"dia x .75"H