Hyacinth: Ooooh! It's the Chairlady of the Women's Luncheon Club.
Richard Bucket: Ewww.
Hyacinth: All the men like Rose, that's her problem.
Hyacinth: Listen, Daisy. Tell Onslow to put a shirt on while I'm on the telephone. I can always sense him there, expanding.
Hyacinth: Take your shoes off before you enter the house, dear.
Elizabeth Hawksworth Warden: I'm sorry Hyacinth, when I'm in this house I go to pieces.
Hyacinth: Well some people just can't help being clumsy.
Hyacinth: It's Bouquet! B-U-C-K-E-T.
Hyacinth: Oh, Richard. You know how much I love daddy. I would have him here if it wasn't for all the time he spends in the bathroom.
Hyacinth: I want you to instruct your superiors that this is a first class stamp residence.
Hyacinth: If my Sheridan were here he'd be appalled.
Hyacinth: It's Bouquet.
Hyacinth: And you are?.. Regional Postal Manager. I guess you will do, though I would have preferred to speak to someone on a national scale.
Onslow: Daisy, I am not just a play thing.
Hyacinth: Sit wherever you like, dear... except there! I always like to face the window.
Richard Bucket: Hyacinth, do you ever wonder why Sheridan shows very little interest in girls?
Hyacinth: Rose, that skirt's too short.
Hyacinth: Richard a little decorum please, that is not the sort of behaviour one would expect from a person with a reservation for a quailty cruise.
Hyacinth: What a wonderful sense of duty Daddy has.
Hyacinth: Your suggestion is noted. However, I see little practical merit in having the telephone up my jumper.
Hyacinth: This is not the Chinese restaurant. This is a residential number and you are speaking to the lady of the house on a white, slim line telephone with last number redial facility.
Hyacinth: Mind the pedestrian, Richard.
Richard Bucket: Minding the pedestrian.
Answer: I have asked myself the same question for a long time. It is Rosina-Queen's fine bone china, pattern "Olde England." It's the china that appears most of the time in the series. The Royal Worchester double-glazed Avignon (for candle light suppers) is really Royal Doulton Avignon, pattern "The Moselle Collection." And the Royal Doulton with the hand painted periwinkles is in reality of course Royal Doulton Colclough, pattern "Braganza."