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Looking for pattern information on Shelley Mode Teacup and Saucer?
I have an unusual Shelley teacup and saucer in what I have determined to be the "Mode" pattern (circa 1930-1931) with a design I cannot identify. It has a yellow rim to the cup, saucer, and triangle handle, with a floral pattern that drapes into the cup and over the saucer in hues of yellow, reddish pink, green and grey. This is very different from the art deco blocky yellow and black pieces I find on the internet.
This is the cup:
And this is the backstamp:
I am looking to sell it, and would like to know what pattern it is and a general market value. Thank you.
probably under 100
Antique French Victorian blue porcelain mustache cup and
Saucer Floral
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Where can I buy coffee cups and saucers?
The type used in local kopitiam. (Green floral design)
Zaccardis.com has a lot of great cups, mugs, saucers, and coffee accessories. I love their espresso cups 
Hope this helps!
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