Colclough Bone China Tea Plate – Pattern 8197 Enamelware Stamped underneath Sandland Ware Lancaster

Stamped underneath Sandland Ware Lancaster & Sandland Ltd

This copper rose bowl is decorated in a beaten metal pattern on the lower half of the bowl

Jones & Sons began manufacturing in 1876 as Alfred Bailey Jones and built the Grafton Works in 1900

Oxley & Co

The item is ended off with a soft blue trim

Colclough Bone China Tea Plate – Pattern 8197 Enamelware Stamped underneath Sandland Ware LancasterColclough China was founded in 1890 by Herbert Joseph Colclough. In 1913, he was visited by King George V and Queen Mary, who gave royal license for Colclough to produce Royal Vale china. Due to the reputation that the company created for itself, the name was used well into the 1970s by successive companies. In the early 1930s, this particular range was growing rapidly, and they started to also produce tea and dinnerware that is still sought after