A charming 20th-century tea set, likely English Wedgwood-style jasperware, comprising a teapot, lidded sugar bowl, creamer, five teacups, five saucers, and two rectangular dishes. Each piece is crafted in a distinctive matte blue with applied white relief decoration, depicting classical figures and neoclassical motifs, including grapevines, floral accents, and stylized borders. The teapot features a classical scene with figures in various poses, while the sugar bowl and creamer have complementary designs. The teacups and saucers also show classical figures and decorative borders. A distinctive feature is the white interior of the cups, contrasting with the blue exterior. The rectangular dishes, possibly butter pats or trinket dishes, complement the set's aesthetic with classical figures. While unmarked pieces are often attributed to British potteries producing similar "jasperware" in the early 20th century, the "England" stamp on several bases indicates its origin. The set is presented in a Neoclassical style, popularised by Wedgwood, and would make an elegant addition to any collection or for display.

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Very Good. Overall good condition. No chips or cracks. Some pieces appear to have faint "England" impressed on the base.