Figgjo Flint Norway Cup Green Brown Red Flowers 1970\'s Retro For Sale

This is a vintage Figgjo Flint tea cup missing a saucer. It features a very 1970\'s or late 60\'s pattern of brown, yellow, green, and red flowers. The cup measures 2 3/4\" tall and 2 7/8\" in diameter.
A very sweet little cup. Figgjo put out some dishware with great design in the 1970\'s--very on top of current styles. This cup has vivid colors and no blemishes to distract from its vintage cool.

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