Versatile Small Glass Jug Porcelain & Ceramics During the 1940’s Pearson’s PLC

During the 1940’s Pearson’s PLC purchased Colclough of Longton and with it the Royal Vale trade name which came with the official Royal approval

Podium height: 24

this pattern is officially titled the “Roses & Wattle” pattern and displays a gorgeous array of blush and deeper pink roses along a green toned leafy border with golden yellow wattle and gold trim

This item is an antique Royal Stafford China tea trio (pattern 3502) and consists of the tea cup

Diameter of bowl: 4

Versatile Small Glass Jug Porcelain & Ceramics During the 1940’s Pearson’s PLCA beautiful little small glass jug with a c scroll handle and diamond cut patterning along the sides and starburst pattern underneath. This small jug is quite heavy for its size. This item is very versatile in use. The jug is not marked or stamped. The little jug is in perfect condition. Height of handle: 5. 6 cm, Height of spout: 7. 5 cm, Diameter of base: 3. 5 cm, Diameter of rim: 6. 5 cm, Spout to handle: 10 cm