Vintage 1950’s Windsor Bone China Hammersley Fine Porcelain Gold Chintz Tea Duo Contemporary Although originally made for pipes

Although originally made for pipes (which are no longer as popular)

The tea pot is designed with a rounded body and narrow base to minimise heat transfer

The firm used the trade mark Alpha Plate

The bottle also consist of a white glazed porcelain body with brass rim and brass lift on/off lid with white porcelain donut finial and a sealant attached underneath the lid

Height of rim: 14 cm

Vintage 1950’s Windsor Bone China Hammersley Fine Porcelain Gold Chintz Tea Duo Contemporary Although originally made for pipesWindsor Bone China is a trade name used by the Co operative Society in Stoke On Trent. The co op movement began in Brighton through Dr. William King in 1844. James Colclough was one of the earliest co op traders in Stoke On Trent and in 1901 the Co operative Society was then officially founded in Burslem. The Windsor Pottery in Longton produced fine porcelain wares for the Co operative Society. This item is a fine porcelain tea duo consisting of the