Rare Set of 8 Antique Minton Porcelain Teacups Pattern 832 Gold Seaweed Filigree

Made in Staffordshire, England Circa 1813.

Each Approx. 2 7/8" High x 4 1/2" Wide Handle to Edge x 3 5/8" Diameter at Rim.

Remarkably rare, matching set of eight (8) early British porcelain teacups manufactured by Minton in Staffordshire, England.

This set dates precisely to the Regency period, circa 1813–1815.

Each cup features the early hand-painted pattern number "832" in pink enamel on the underside of the base.

The exterior is decorated with an elegant cobalt blue and gilded floral crest.

 The true highlight of these pieces is the breathtaking interior, which features a completely intact, heavily gilded gold seaweed/coral filigree overlay framing a central cobalt blue crest.

Minton Berlin Embossed / Regency upright profile.

Excellent antique condition with no chips or cracks. Minor, expected age-related wear to the base rim glaze. Gilding remains exceptionally bright. Normal wear from use and age. Note: This listing is for the set of 8 cups only; saucers are NOT included.