#1061 Paragon "Flower Festival" fine bone china teacup and saucer set.

5”x4” Paragon China Company was a British manufacturer of high-quality porcelain, established in Staffordshire, England, in 1919. They were renowned for their elegant designs, particularly their floral patterns and gilded finishes, often produced for the export market. The "Flower Festival" pattern is a popular example of their decorative output, showcasing a vibrant floral arrangement typical of mid-20th-century tableware aesthetics.

Fine bone china, a type of porcelain that includes bone ash in its composition, is known for its strength, translucency, and delicate appearance. This material was favored by many British potteries, including Paragon, for producing fine tableware. The "Flower Festival" pattern, with its detailed floral motifs and gold trim, exemplifies the craftsmanship and aesthetic sensibilities of the era, making these pieces desirable for collectors of vintage tea ware.