





This Lenox Rutledge P-303 footed teacup and saucer set is an early-production American bone china set made between 1939 and 1953, with an ivory finish, colorful floral decorations, and gold trim.
Both pieces are in great condition, with bright floral details, clean glossy surfaces, and no obvious chips or cracks visible in the photographs.
Lenox introduced the Rutledge pattern in 1939, pairing small multicolored flowers with its ivory china and gold accents. This early footed cup has a fluted body and an angular handle, while the matching saucer has a deeply ribbed surface. Together, they make a lovely setting for afternoon tea or a replacement for a Rutledge collection.
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If you collect Lenox Rutledge P-303, this early footed teacup and its matching fluted saucer make a lovely place setting for afternoon tea or a replacement in your collection. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.
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