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Libbey Red Vintage Transferware Teacups – Set of 4 Fruit & Berries Coffee/Tea Cups
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Add a lovely splash of classic farmhouse charm to your morning brew with this gorgeous set of four vintage red transferware-style teacups. Produced by Libbey Tableware, these beautiful ceramic cups feature a detailed, richly pigmented harvest motif showcasing clusters of grapes, ripe apples, and delicate autumn leaves set against a warm, creamy off-white background.
Perfect for country kitchen styling, cottagecore table settings, or enjoying your afternoon tea, these cups are designed with a generous wide-rim silhouette and an elegant loop handle. Whether stacked carefully on your open kitchen shelving to show off their crisp graphics, used as rustic candle-making vessels, or added to a collection of mismatched holiday china, this matching set of four brings instant vintage character and warmth wherever they are styled.
Product Details
- Brand / Maker: Libbey Tableware (Pattern: LIE7 Fruit & Berries)
- Material: Durable ceramic / earthenware
- Pattern Style: Traditional red and white transferware harvest design
- Set Includes: Four (4) matching teacups / coffee cups (saucers not included)
- Dimensions: 3.75" Diameter (across the rim) x 2.75" H
- Condition: Authentic vintage condition with character. All four cups show beautiful, uniform fine glaze crazing throughout, adding to their antique farmhouse aesthetic. Three of the cups are free of chips or cracks. One cup features a single small chip on the upper rim (clearly highlighted in the final photo panels). The red transferware graphics remain incredibly bright, crisp, and beautifully preserved on all pieces.
Collected with intention, not imitation.
"A Note on Vintage Items: Our pieces are sourced from past eras and have been previously owned. 'Vintage condition' means the item may show minor wear from decades of use, which adds to its authentic retro appeal. We do our best to photograph and describe any notable flaws."