Vintage Blue Onion Flat Teacup – Blue and White Floral Transferware

This vintage flat teacup features the classic Blue Onion pattern, inspired by the famous Meissen porcelain design. The cup displays the traditional blue and white floral motif with stylized leaves and blooms, a pattern that has been produced by many manufacturers over time.

The teacup is likely Japanese in origin or made in the style of Enoch Wedgwood, though it is unmarked and exact maker is unknown. It is the flat teacup style typically paired with a saucer in traditional tea sets.

There is visible crazing throughout the glaze—a fine network of hairline cracks that commonly forms in vintage ceramics. This does not affect structural integrity but adds to its aged, antique look. No chips or cracks are noted unless otherwise stated.

This is a lovely display piece for a Blue Onion collection, blue-and-white kitchen décor, or as a replacement teacup in an existing set.

Approximate Features:
• Blue Onion / Meissen-inspired pattern
• Blue and white transferware
• Flat teacup style
• Visible glaze crazing consistent with age
• Vintage collectible décor or replacement piece

Condition Note:
Vintage condition with crazing present. No chips or cracks. Some distortion with the transfer inside the cup. Please review photos closely for details.

Perfect for:
• Pattern replacement
• Blue and white collectors
• Cottage, farmhouse, or European-inspired décor
• Shelf or hutch display

Measures 2 1/2" tall x 3 3/4" in diameter.

* Please note: Vintage items, by nature, are likely to carry various marks and indications of their age. I make every effort to photograph my items to show all features and characteristics as clearly as possible.
All vintage items are in used condition and are sold as is. All sales final.

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