Royal Vale Bone China England Replacement 5 1/2 inch Saucer Violets Pattern F8

No chips, cracks, or crazing. Gilded edge is slightly worn as shown in last photo. This bone china saucer was produced in England during the mid-20th century, approximately the 1950s-1960s. The delicate violet or pansy floral pattern features hand-painted or transfer-printed designs that were characteristic of English bone china manufacturers during this period, particularly Royal Vale which was known for their floral motifs. Royal Vale china pieces are collected by vintage English china enthusiasts, particularly those interested in affordable yet elegant tea sets from this era. The pattern number F8 indicates this is from a specific violet pattern line that was popular among middle-class British households who appreciated fine china for everyday use and special occasions without the premium price of more prestigious makers.