Cup of Fortune (1964) Red Rose
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Revision as of 22:12, 15 February 2021
This unusual set of symbol cups and saucers consisted of three cups and saucers, each marked with a number on the bottom. It was a premium sold with Red Rose brand tea. It was manufactured in England by the Taylor and Kent pottery and came with its own instruction booklet.
DIV-TLR-RR01
DIV-TLR-RR02
DIV-TLR-RR03
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