WWII Era 1940s Medical Royal Winton Invalid Feeder Ceramic Cup with Spout, Made in England

Royal Winton Antique Ceramic Invalid Feeder Cup with Handle and Spout – WWII Era, 1940s

A wonderful antique ceramic invalid feeder cup made by Royal Winton, dating to the 1940s, World War II era. This practical and collectible piece features a clean white ceramic body with elegant gilt line detailing, a handle and spout, and is marked "Royal Winton, Made in England" to the base.

✨ Features:

White ceramic feeder cup with gilt line accents around the rim.
Marked "Royal Winton, Made in England", 1940s WWII era mark.
Designed for use in hospitals and convalescent care — a great piece of medical history.

✨ Condition:

Excellent antique condition, especially for its age.
A few small nibbles to the end of the spout (see photos), otherwise no chips, cracks, or crazing.
A lovely example of wartime hospital ware.

📏 Measurements:

Height: 8.5 cm
Base diameter: 5.5 cm

✨ Perfect for:

Collectors of medical, nursing, or wartime memorabilia
Antique and historical displays
Decorative use or conversation piece

📦 Carefully packaged for safe delivery.

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