Brand V&A Enterprises Colour White/Blue Material Fine China Capacity 150 Millilitres Item dimensions L x W x H 9 x 7 x 5.5 centimetres About this item A beautiful example of art's enduring appeal, this 'Matley' espresso cup set brings vintage class to your shots of coffee Inspired by a furnishing fabric found in the archives of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, this print has stood the test of time Blue and white florals sit atop a geometric hexagonal pattern, blending modern style with vintage allure This set includes 2 espresso mugs, each made of durable, translucent fine china. Microwave and dishwasher safe Designed by Creative Tops, this V&A mug set comes presented in a lovely hat giftbox. Explore the full range to build a stunning set! Product information Technical Details Brand ‎V&A Enterprises Model Number ‎5227091 Colour ‎White/Blue Product Dimensions ‎9 x 7 x 5.5 cm; 290 Grams Capacity ‎150 Millilitres Material ‎Fine China Item Weight ‎290 g

About this item Indulge in William Morris 'Sunflower' artwork when you sit down to enjoy a cup of tea or coffee with this coaster, spoon and mug set SOPHISTICATED TEATIMES: white sunflowers and grapevines create a beautiful symmetrical pattern on a rich, dark blue background A COMPLETE SET: a durable 350 ml fine china mug, a non-slip cork-backed coaster, and a stainless steel teaspoon with porcelain handle READY TO BE CHERISHED: this coffee mug set comes in a gift box and will delight any art connoisseur or lover of hot drinks VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM: the set's inspired by wallpaper found in the museum's archives. Other William Morris mugs available Model Number ‎C000494 Package Dimensions ‎17.2 x 12.6 x 11 cm; 500 Grams Capacity ‎350 Millilitres Material ‎Stainless Steel Item Weight ‎500 g

This exquisite fine china creamer is from the Palmers Silk collection by V&A. The dusty indigo motifs of each Palmers Silk piece combine vintage blue florals and tracings of golden metallic detail. This heritage design is inspired by a woven silk by Anna Maria Garthwaite (1690-1763), one of the leading pattern drawers in the English silk industry in the 1700s. Anna Maria Garthwaite was born in 1690 and became one of the most successful pattern drawers for English silk. This was despite the likelihood that she did not receive the formal technical training considered necessary to take up the profession. She produced as many as 80 commissioned designs a year, such as this one, for master weavers and mercers. She lived and worked in Spitalfield's, London from about 1730 until her death in 1763.A beautiful illustration, this was found in the archives of the worlds leading museum of art and design: the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. The V&A archives hold millions of extraordinary artefacts, including glass, textiles, photography, graphics, jewellery and fashion, offering a wealth of inspiration for exquisite V&A heritage designs with contemporary flair.  Fine china creamer with exquisite Palmers Silk design Dusty indigo florals with golden metallic tracings Inspired by an Anna Maria Garthwaite silk from the Victoria and Albert Museum From the V&A collection Measurements: 9.5 x 14.5 x 8cm