Coalport boxed bone‑china handled cake/serving utensil set (2 pieces + box)
Vintage Coalport boxed cake/serving pair with porcelain (bone‑china style) handles. Original blue Coalport box and satin lining included. Used condition — box scuffs, satin staining and light metal tarnish/pitting visible.
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Coalport boxed bone‑china handled cake/serving utensil set (2 pieces + box)
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Product description
Lot: Coalport boxed set — a smart vintage boxed cake/serving pair with marked Coalport label on the lid and nicely decorated bone‑china style handles. This lot includes two porcelain‑handled utensils presented in the original blue Coalport box with purple satin lining. The set is collectible and ready for display or use, showing age‑related wear consistent with long storage.
Perfect for collectors of English tableware, a vintage kitchen display, or someone who wants a boxed serving pair for occasional entertaining. The porcelain handles are intact and decorative; the metal parts remain functional for serving. Suits a display cabinet, tea‑room prop, gift restoration project or vintage market stall.
- Included: 2 utensils (cake/carving server and bottle‑opener style implement) presented in the original Coalport labelled box with satin interior.
- Condition summary: Used vintage condition. Box shows scuffs, edge wear and surface marks; satin lining is intact with creasing and some staining.
- Metal condition: surface marks, light tarnish and small spots/pitting visible on blades/metal parts.
- Handles: porcelain/bone‑china style handles appear intact with no visible chips or cracks in supplied images.
- Working status: N/A (non‑powered utensils) — metal parts appear functional for serving.
- Measurements: Exact dimensions not provided; see photos for scale.
- Known faults: scuffed/damaged outer box, stained satin lining, tarnish and some pitting on metal utensils.