Vintage Aynsley Denver Bone China Dinner 22 Pc Set 4 Place Blue Silver Trim
Vintage Aynsley "Denver" Fine Bone China Dinner Service - Service for 4 + Gravy Boat, Elegant Blue Scrolls & Platinum Trim! Bring timeless English sophistication to your table with this graceful vintage bone china set from Aynsley, one of Britain's premier fine china makers since 1775. The "Denver" pattern (8420) showcases a pristine white body with delicate blue swirling scrolls, leaves, and subtle floral motifs, elegantly framed by shimmering platinum trim - a classic, understated design perfect for formal dining, everyday elegance, or as a treasured display.
Aynsley, rooted in Staffordshire's historic potteries, produced exceptional translucent bone china through the mid-20th century this set dates to the 1950s-1960s, based on the backstamp featuring the crown, EST. 1775, " "AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA, " "Denver, and codes 8420/27. Renowned for royal-quality craftsmanship and enduring patterns, Denver is now discontinued, holding special appeal for collectors who cherish refined English florals and heritage pieces that mix seamlessly with modern or traditional settings.
Set Composition (Service for 4 + extras). 4 Dinner Plates (10-10.5 diameter).4 Bread & Butter Plates (6-6.5). 1 Gravy Boat with Underplate.
What makes this set special. Authentic mid-century vintage English bone china - hold pieces to light for the signature translucent glow. Complete matching service for 4, plus gravy boat for practical, elegant entertaining. Condition: Vintage used but in excellent overall shape - no chips, no cracks, no crazing, no repairs. Colors remain vivid, trim mostly intact and shiny where untouched, and the set rings true when tapped (hallmark of premium bone china quality).
Fully functional, display-ready, and beautiful despite honest vintage patina. Discontinued patterns like Denver evoke a sense of enduring charm and history - they add warmth, refinement, and a touch of English romance to any home or collection. Such complete vintage services don't stay available for long once discovered.