The Royal Adderley "Devonshire Roses" pattern is a classic example of mid-century English fine bone china. Produced during a transitional era for British potteries, it is celebrated for its romantic, floral aesthetic and delicate craftsmanship. In 1947, Adderley was acquired by Ridgway Potteries Ltd. It was during this period (specifically between the 1950s and early 1970s) that the "Devonshire Roses" pattern was most prominently produced. The set includes the teapot, sugar bowl and six tea cups and saucers. No chips or damage.