c. 1916+ Antique Wood & Sons Blue And White Yuan Butter Pat Dish Stoneware

c. 1916+ Antique Wood & Sons Blue And White Yuan Butter Pat Dish StonewareA beautiful little blue and white antique Wood & Sons butter pat dish. The dish is beautifully decorated with a deep blue flowered rim and a crane type bird in the well. Wood & Sons were earthenware manufacturers at the Trent, New Wharf Potteries and later the Stanley Pottery, Burslem. They operated from 1865 to 2005. The bowl is stamped Yuan WOOD & SONS, ENGLAND the registration number is first dated 1916. The dish is in extremely good condition with

The Chinese Rose pattern is a variety of an earlier pattern by Spode in 1816 which was known as the India pattern

1911 - Bertram Swinnerton partnered with Walter Lindley in buying the Chelsea Works in Slippery Lane

The cobalt has been enhanced by mild flutings in the surface and off-white within the blue

The piece looks sensational when displayed in a place where light can filter freely through the glass

This jardinière is hand decorated with lovely mocha

The mark JR & S was then entered at the Sheffield Assay office

Gift cards are valid for one year from date of purchase

The item is a Booths porcelain saucer decorated in the Foradora pattern and with a gold trim scalloped rim

This item is a fine porcelain open sugar bowl with an attractive gold trim along a scalloped rim as well as directly beneath the rim within the bowl

Not much could be found on the history of the Osborne China Company besides that it could possibly have been part of the Regent Works

The saucer has a scalloped rim and gold trim

A fairly large canister shaped tin with lift on / off lid