Rare Patterned 1950's Midwinter Stylecraft Semi-Porcelain Salad Bowl Vanity

Rare Patterned 1950's Midwinter Stylecraft Semi-Porcelain Salad Bowl VanityAfter working at the Doulton factory for 14 years, Willliam Robinson Midwinter established his own company in 1910, purchasing the Albion Pottery in 1914 and the Hadderidge Pottery during the 1920s. In 1932 the firm became incorporated as W. H. Midwinter Ltd. In 1964 the firm acquired A. J. Wilkinson as well as Newport Pottery, but merged with J&G Meakin under British Tableware Ltd. in 1968. This was taken over by the Wedgwood Group in 1970. In 1987

Faiart is located in Batalha

4 cm Diameter of base: 6

A large vintage soup bowl from W

the beak and the tail has been designed in clear glass while the body is a beautiful Sacramento green fading gently into a milder forest green within the arched neck and head

Width without frontal clip: 5

Handle stamped P

Jar height with lid: 12

All the bottles are in very good condition with immaculate detail in the decoration

which was also released in green

Six identical silver plated Apostle demitasse spoons manufactured between 1940’s & the 1950’s with the EPNS mark behind the stem

Some of the facet faux crystals have also been lost with age

Although some plate loss has occurred and there are some surface scratches and spots