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76 reviewsThe Month Of February Super Rare in High Collectible ROYAL ALBERT Fine China plate, Made in England, 1970 The Flower of the Month Collection. Any fine china collector will tell you how sought after the Royal Albert line is. The fine bone china from England was a tribute to Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert. Queen Victoria and her style defined the great Victorian Age of England. Would make a beautiful birthday gift for any china lover born in February. Or for the collector trying to put a set together!!! Gorgeous purple flowers across the perimeter of this fine bone china in a white porcelain with no chips or cracks.
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