Susie Cooper Dessert Set – Patricia Rose Pattern Utensils or as a head covering

or as a head covering or clothing ornamentation

which displays autumn colour leaves with white blossoms and clusters of red and purple berries

which depicts a gentleman speaking to a lady with Dutch style homes and a carriage with horses in the background

Height of rim: 3

A gentle hammered metal pattern has been set within a band which decorates the dome while the rim has a beaded motif in repousse craft

Susie Cooper Dessert Set – Patricia Rose Pattern Utensils or as a head coveringc. 19291964 Susie Cooper left A. E. Gray & Co. Ltd where she had been a decorator and designer in October 1929 to establish an independent pottery business, first at Tunstall and then at the Chelsea Works, Burslem. In 1931, at Harry Woods invitation, Susie Cooper moved her design and decorating studio to the Wood & Sons Ltd Crown Works in Newcastle St, Burslem, where she was operating as the Susie Cooper Pottery. The association with Wood & Sons