WARWICK S. H. & S (Staffordshire) Antique Flow Blue Plate
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€89.00
€89.00
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A wonderful Victorian era Flow Blue antique bone china plate with gold highlights made in England by Sampson Hancock & Sons at the Bridge Works, Stoke Pottery; a Staffordshire Pottery, circa 1870-1937.
It is marked: WARWICK S. H. & S ENGLAND.
Very good condition. No chips, no cracks, no crazing, no stains, no repairs.
Dimensions: 22 cm diameter.
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♥ About vintage items ♥
You are buying a vintage item that already has some life under its wings, and is ready for new one with you. Please bear this in mind when you are receiving your new treasure at home, as it may not be perfect, but certainly authentic. I do my best to describe in words and pictures the nature and condition of this item. Contact me if you need more information or more pictures. ♥ About Sampson Hancock & Sons ♥ The company was founded in Tunstall, in the Potteries, by Sampson Hancock in 1857; it closed in 1937. It was a relatively small enterprise, employing around 150 people. Sampson Hancock died in 1900 and was succeeded in the business by his sons. The company produced tablewares and fancies for the popular market - its main income being from semi-porcelain and earthenware tablewares, toilet wares, vases and vitreous hotel wares. Souvenir plates such as this would have sold well, and similar items are sold today, especially in Stratford-upon-Avon. |
Pottery Gazette - January 1906.
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