G&E Rodd Boxed Set Of 6 Tea / Coffee Spoons Tableware In 1952 Pearsons acquired Lawleys

In 1952 Pearsons acquired Lawleys and thus owned the Adderley and Ridgway trade name

saucer and tea plate is beautifully decorated with pastel pink and purple wild roses / primroses and all the items have scalloped edges and luscious gold trim

Tea plate height of rim: 2 cm Diameter of base: 9

each decorated with an impressed floral shape patterning underneath and a silver plated rim attachment manufactured with feathers edge motifs

Jug height: 18 cm

G&E Rodd Boxed Set Of 6 Tea / Coffee Spoons Tableware In 1952 Pearsons acquired LawleysG&E Rodd Pty Ltd was founded in Melbourne in 1919 and by the late 1930s was the leading firm of manufacturing jewellers in Australia. During the 1930s, it diversified into silver tableware knives, forks and spoons, including souvenir spoons and during World War II, 200 employees were deployed to wartime production. This item is a very elegant and beautifully designed set of 6 coffee tea spoons in their original box with deep blue fabric liner. All the