Vintage (1945-1948) Colclough Bone China Tea Cup Cutlery One item has a small

One item has a small dent on the flared base and all four has some plate loss and will require a polishing

The Chesterfield area of England has an abundance of clay which bled to the establishment of a number of potteries with James Pearsons & Co becoming established among them in 1810 with the purchase of Whittington Pottery

small porcelain lustre ware creamer in a light duck egg / turquoise colour and period scenery on the front

5 cm x 8 cm

Collectors generally refer to the fine porcelain items manufactured under the trade name “Phoenix China” as Phoenix or Forester Ware

Vintage (1945-1948) Colclough Bone China Tea Cup Cutlery One item has a smallThe item is a standard size, vintage (1945 1948) Colclough tea cup decorated with twin pink floral patterning and gold trim on the scalloped rim as well as the handle. The tea cup is designed with a narrow base and flared, scalloped rim. The tea cup is stamped underneath Bone China Colclough Made in England. Aside from fading of the gold trim on the rim and handle the item is in very good usable condition with no other damages noted. Cup height of