1940’s James Kent Ltd., Longton, Fine Porcelain “Crossing The Brook by Turner” Biscuit Plate With Removable Handle Vintage

1940’s James Kent Ltd., Longton, Fine Porcelain “Crossing The Brook by Turner” Biscuit Plate With Removable Handle VintageSuperbly decorated in prominent gold trim along a beautifully scalloped rim along with a gold floral and leaf chintz around the edges, this item is a vintage fine porcelain biscuit plate manufactured by James Kent Ltd., Longton, during the 1940s and displaying a reproduction image across the centre, which depicts the painting by English artist Jospeh Mallord William Turner, titled Crossing The Brook, a colourful and detailed landscape setting. The

which has also been beautifully decorated in a clear-etched grand baroque leaf scroll patterning on both sides

decorated with stunning flower bouquets on a white background with gold chintz edged and lavish gold trim

The lid of the sugar bowl has been designed with an almost y-shaped lid finial

This item was manufactured during the 1950’s – 1960’s with a glass inner and hinged lid fitted with a white acrylic rubberised stopper underneath

this item is a white glazed fine porcelain hot water pot with lid

which could hold 1024 cups of tea

aside from which the bowl is in very good condition and can still be used for years to come

Manufactured in the bead handle design which was originally created by Hester Bateman

The dish is fitted with a c-scroll swing handle and has four ball feet

The company was taken over by Churchill China in 2000 and the name changed

The item has a double strand scroll handle with ball motif and a natural circular hole in the centre of the base plate for the addition of a bowl

This item is a 3 piece enamel pot set in avocado green