This Old Country Roses salt and pepper shaker are marked (C) 1962 Royal Albert LTD and are part of the Sculpted Roses series. These salt and pepper shakers are flower-shaped on the top and depict flower pots on the bottom. They have sculptural roses going around the sides. This set also includes a miniature sculpted flower pot to complement the salt and pepper shaker set.

This set is incredibly rare and the only available set like this on-line. The salt and pepper shakers alone can be found on a competitor's website for $300 without coordinating the sculpted flowerpot.

The matching Old Country Roses salt and pepper shakers are 3" tall, 2.75" in width (flower to flower), and 1.75 in depth. A center pink rose has two offshoot spray roses in bright yellow and pale pink. The white flower pot with red and yellow roses are dispersed on the base.

The decorative flower pot figurine is 3.25" tall, and 2.75" in width and depth. The flower pot includes 22 karat gold accents with the same white flower pot base with red and yellow roses on base. Large red, pink, and yellow sculpted roses on to 22k gold banding.

Introduced in 1962, Royal Albert's Old Country Roses is the world's best selling bone china dinnerware pattern. The signature cluster of roses, reminiscent of classic English gardens, combines with gold accents to give the pattern a warm, nostalgic feel you'll cherish for a lifetime.

Royal Albert's Old Country Roses is one of the most popular bone china patterns ever produced. A design classic, with a lavish 22-carat gold border, is adorned by English roses; Old Country Roses has an enduring appeal for those with a passion for florals and a taste for nostalgia and vintage-chic.

Roses are always a favorite, and this set of matching salt and pepper shakers provides a playful, colorful way to display them on your table. Use alone or pair with the entire Old Country Roses collection.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: In perfect unused vintage condition with no chips, cracks, breaks, or blemishes. This pattern was introduced in 1962, but research could not definitively define a specific time period this set was manufactured. It is estimated to be from the 1980s based on the collection held by its prior owner.

Materials & Techniques:
China

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Unknown

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; In perfect unused vintage condition with no chips, cracks, breaks, or blemishes. This pattern was introduced in 1962, but research could not definitively define a specific time period this set was manufactured. It is estimated to be from the 1980s based on the collection held by its prior owner.