22 June 2026

I've got some Duchess Evelyn pattern to show you. Made during the late 20th century, Evelyn was this very delicate little floral design made in Duchessbone, China. Plain rim with a few indents on it, not absolutely plain. Nice gilt lineage around the top of the rim and again around the pedestal foot there. There's the Evelyn mark. Pattern number 369, I think. Tiny little font there. Probably see it better on the screen than I, but we will confirm that in the listing. Grey Duchess crown marks, Evelyn the pattern. D-shaped little waisted sugar bowl. I think it's six and a half inch diameter. Got a few little bits of encrusted sugar still in it, but absolutely clean on the inside. Pure white glazed bone china. Nice substantial D-shaped sugar bowl. As you can see there's a little bit of wasting design coming up to this indent rim in fine condition. The collectors of Duchess Evelyn are not an easy one to find. This first one we've had in this size and shape will be from the tea set. They would have made a smaller version of this for the coffee set if they made one in Evelyn. I'm not absolutely certain they did because I've never seen one, but I'm sure they probably did. But do let me know in comments if you know the answer to that one. This is available from the Vintage and Antiques website. We'll pop a link in the description taking you through to the listing with all the measurements and, most importantly, the price from us here in the United Kingdom. Thanks for watching.