Paragon Queen Mary Tea Cup Saucer Set Cobalt Gold J. Robinson Pattern 8902 15pc. Paragon Fine Bone China. Queen Mary Royal Service Reproduction (Pattern #8902). Teacup & Saucer Set. Yes, signed by J. Robinson (on select pieces). Cobalt Blue, Burnished Gold Gilt, Multicolor Florals. Era / Production Period. United Kingdom (Staffordshire, England). Number of Items in Set. 15 Cups and 15 Saucers (30 pieces total). Is considered highly rare and intensely collectible, particularly in large, intact multi-piece lots. Furthermore, pieces featuring the authentic printed signature of factory master artist J. Robinson command a distinct premium over unsigned or different artist variants such as A. They represent Paragon’s golden era of royal warrant craftsmanship. ? Detailed Item Description. Title: Exquisite 15-Piece Set of Vintage Paragon Fine Bone China Cups & Saucers – “Queen Mary Royal Service” Pattern 8902 Signed by Artist J. Description: Elevate your collection or next afternoon tea event with this stunning, investment-grade set of 15 fine bone china cups and matching saucers from England’s legendary Paragon China Company. Exterior: Elaborate panels of deep cobalt blue contrasting against pristine white bone china, framed by heavy, brilliant burnished gold gilt borders and trailing laurel leaf garlands. Interior: The inside of the scalloped cups features stunning, intricately detailed multicolor floral bouquet vignettes. Artist Providance: Approximately half of the pieces in this lot feature the coveted printed signature of J. Robinson, one of Paragon’s most highly collected factory master artists known for his botanical work. Role at Paragon: He worked primarily during the 1920s through the 1940s as a master designer and decorator for the. Was highly celebrated for his intricate, hand-painted enamel detailing. He specialized in vibrant botanical compositions, delicate floral garlands, and tiny, multi-colored bouquets like the ones inside your teacups. Other Famous Works: Beyond prestigious royal commissions like this “Queen Mary Service” reproduction. Is incredibly famous among antique collectors for designing Paragon’s ultra-rare children’s sets from the 1920s, including. The Child’s Future Telling Series. Why the Signature Matters. In the antique world, porcelain that carries a facsimile or hand-signed signature from a specific factory master artist is automatically more desirable. Collectors specifically seek out. Name because it guarantees that the piece represents the highest tier of craftsmanship and artistic design that the Paragon factory produced during its golden era. Teacups: 4″ Diameter (excluding handle) x 2-1/2″ Height. Condition Report: This estate set is in lovely vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or structural repairs observed across the porcelain. The hand-enameled floral details remain incredibly vibrant. Please inspect all high-resolution photos carefully to confirm the condition for yourself before purchasing.