Antique Porcelain China Two Temples or Broseley pattern Tea Cup and Saucer
Superbly detailed antique English Porcelain in the Chinese style.
Temples pattern sometimes called Broseley teacup and saucer
3-3/8th-inch upper rim diameter plain bowl porcelain teacup 2-1/8th-inch tall plain rim, angular loop handle with unusual large block work on outer wall, no factory marks
5-5/8th-inch diameter saucer with deep straight rising to a vertical scallop rim, no central well faux Chinese block mark
Both pieces with matching border design, patina and tonal transfer detailing suggesting the same factory, but we are not convinced they started as a pair
antique faux chinese factory marks commonly applied at this time to mimic the Chinese export ware these pieces copy
Date range circa 1810-1820
From the handle shape this is likely Mason, but possible Rathbone who also produced this staggered handle shape
