A set of European afternoon tea wares, featuring sky-blue glaze with lavish thick gilding applied to the interior, exuding a luxurious and vibrant hue. Inspired by the four-leaf clover motif, the set includes four-leaf clover-shaped cups and saucers. One cup boasts a wave-like form with a distinct sense of fluidity, while another is a cylindrical four-leaf clover shape, both opulent and magnificent, embodying the style of utensils used by European nobility.

Coalport (1795-1967) is one of Britain's premier brands of hand-painted enamel porcelain, founded in 1795 by master potter John Rose. Its works are collected by the British Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Victoria and Albert Museum.