Vintage (1960’s) Pastel Blue, White & Gold Royal Vale Tea Plate– Pattern No. 7355 Porcelain & Ceramics The box is labelled and

The box is labelled and each spoon is handle-stamped EPNS A1 Gardenia

which have also been used directly beneath the rim around the bowl itself

The saucer was manufactured during the 1940’s and is decorated in Tuscan Bone China’s “Orleans” pattern

The tea spoons are handle stamped Insignia Plate EPNS

In 1851 Hulme and Booth began the pottery business in Burslem

Vintage (1960’s) Pastel Blue, White & Gold Royal Vale Tea Plate– Pattern No. 7355 Porcelain & Ceramics The box is labelled andThe Royal Vale trade name was originally used by H. J. Colclough, a china manufacturer at the Vale Works in Longton, Stoke On Trent. In 1913 King George IV and Queen Mary visited the Vale Works and the Company received a royal license, adopting the Royal Vale Name. In 1937 H. J. Colclough combined with Thomas Morris and Osborne China Co., becoming Colclough China Ltd. In 1944 Booths China Ltd. acquired Colclough and the two merged in 1948 becoming