1936-1954 Grindley Creampetal Range Porcelain Saucer – Devonshire Rose Pattern Decor purchasing the Albion Pottery in

purchasing the Albion Pottery in 1914 and the Hadderidge Pottery during the 1920’s

Paragon and Royal Crown Derby and thus by owning both Royal Albert as well as the Royal Vale trade name through Colclough

The item is has lost some plating due to age and use and requires a polish

milk jug / creamer and lidded sugar bowl

British Anchor Pottery Co Ltd was established in 1884 and was taken over by the Gailey Group in 1970

1936-1954 Grindley Creampetal Range Porcelain Saucer – Devonshire Rose Pattern Decor purchasing the Albion Pottery inA very pretty and rare pattern designed and manufactured by W. H. Grindley & Co., Tunstall as part of their Creampetal range between 1936 and 1954. This saucer is decorated in Grindleys Devonshire Rose pattern, which was discontinued in the 1950s. The pattern displays a predominant Devonshire rose in a deep pink among a yellow, blue and green floral variety with demi lune shaped blue trim along the verges and double blue trim towards the centre. The