[Brand]: British Aynsley (Aynsley)
[Origin]: Made in England
[Material]: Bone China (bone china)
[Size]: Diameter 21cm
[Era]: modern times
[Condition]: Preserved like new / gift boxed (new battery will be attached before shipment)
🌹This butterfly garden wall clock, carefully crafted by Aynsley, seems to freeze the beauty of spring on a porcelain plate. The soft bone china, colorful flowers and fluttering blue butterflies are lifelike, softly telling the poetry of nature. Whether as a decoration in your home or as a gift to a friend, this wall clock is undoubtedly an excellent choice. 🌹
✨✨Aynsley (Aynsley) history introduction✨✨
Aynsley's hand-painted patterns are very detailed and elegant, often gorgeous, and the overall design is known for its elegant British style. In 1775, a ceramics factory was established in Longton, England. In 1861, it began to produce bone china. After that, it was deeply loved by the British royal family. The Aynsley company has a long history and excellent reputation. On June 13, 1924, the first royal member, Edward, Prince of Wales, visited, met with employees, and visited the works of John Aynsley I. Later, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II and many other British royal members chose Aynsley. Aynsley is designated as the royal porcelain, and the wedding of Prince of Wales and Princess Diana in 1981 also continued to use Aynsley porcelain as a gift.
[Origin]: Made in England
[Material]: Bone China (bone china)
[Size]: Diameter 21cm
[Era]: modern times
[Condition]: Preserved like new / gift boxed (new battery will be attached before shipment)
🌹This butterfly garden wall clock, carefully crafted by Aynsley, seems to freeze the beauty of spring on a porcelain plate. The soft bone china, colorful flowers and fluttering blue butterflies are lifelike, softly telling the poetry of nature. Whether as a decoration in your home or as a gift to a friend, this wall clock is undoubtedly an excellent choice. 🌹
✨✨Aynsley (Aynsley) history introduction✨✨
Aynsley's hand-painted patterns are very detailed and elegant, often gorgeous, and the overall design is known for its elegant British style. In 1775, a ceramics factory was established in Longton, England. In 1861, it began to produce bone china. After that, it was deeply loved by the British royal family. The Aynsley company has a long history and excellent reputation. On June 13, 1924, the first royal member, Edward, Prince of Wales, visited, met with employees, and visited the works of John Aynsley I. Later, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II and many other British royal members chose Aynsley. Aynsley is designated as the royal porcelain, and the wedding of Prince of Wales and Princess Diana in 1981 also continued to use Aynsley porcelain as a gift.