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"Love Letters" Pair of Two, Fine Bone China Espresso Cup & Saucer Set #PS-7204

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  • Set of two fine bone china espresso cups with matching saucers
  • 90cc cups with five-inch (5") saucers
  • 24-karat gold accented rim on each cup (1 mm wide)
  • 24-karat gold decorated handles
  • Image is visible both sides of the cup as well as on the matching saucer
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Set arrives in our complimentary white gift box with satin lining, romance card and signed statement from United States Postal Services' Director of Licensing


    • "Love" stamps have traveled the world, enabling lovers, friends and families to express their most personal thoughts and feelings. Each piece features an artist's interpretation of an official U.S. Postal Service "Love" stamp. This pattern pays homage to the now almost lost art of the handwritten love letter. Its exquisite composition features a blooming rose resting atop a refined script appearing in the background, which is excerpted from a letter written by founding father John Adams to Abigail Smith, his future bride.
    Price: $50.00
    $78.00
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    Status: In Stock
    Model #: PS-7204
    Item #: PS-7204
    Id: 58
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  • Set of two fine bone china espresso cups with matching saucers
  • 90cc cups with five-inch (5") saucers
  • 24-karat gold accented rim on each cup (1 mm wide)
  • 24-karat gold decorated handles
  • Image is visible both sides of the cup as well as on the matching saucer
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Set arrives in our complimentary white gift box with satin lining, romance card and signed statement from United States Postal Services' Director of Licensing


    • "Love" stamps have traveled the world, enabling lovers, friends and families to express their most personal thoughts and feelings. Each piece features an artist's interpretation of an official U.S. Postal Service "Love" stamp. This pattern pays homage to the now almost lost art of the handwritten love letter. Its exquisite composition features a blooming rose resting atop a refined script appearing in the background, which is excerpted from a letter written by founding father John Adams to Abigail Smith, his future bride.