Bone china teacup and saucer from the 'Belle Fleur' pattern by Wedgwood

The Belle Fleur pattern was produced by Wedgwood, one of England's most prestigious pottery manufacturers founded in 1759. This particular pattern features delicate blue and gray floral motifs with platinum trim on fine bone china, representing Wedgwood's commitment to elegant tableware design during the mid-to-late 20th century. The pattern exemplifies the refined aesthetic that made English bone china highly sought after for formal dining and tea service. Belle Fleur pieces appeal to collectors of fine English bone china, Wedgwood enthusiasts, and those who appreciate vintage tableware with elegant floral designs. The combination of subtle coloring and platinum accents makes these pieces desirable for both display and use in formal tea settings. Collectors value Wedgwood's Belle Fleur pattern for its timeless beauty, quality craftsmanship, and the prestige associated with the Wedgwood name in fine china collecting circles.

Condition

Used (normal wear)