1950's Rare Patterned Midwinter Stylecraft Semi-Porcelain Dip / Relish Bowl Glassware

1950's Rare Patterned Midwinter Stylecraft Semi-Porcelain Dip / Relish Bowl GlasswareAfter working at the Doulton factory for 14 years, Willliam Robinson Midwinter established his own company in 1910, purchasing the Albion Pottery in 1914 and the Hadderidge Pottery during the 1920s. In 1932 the firm became incorporated as W. H. Midwinter Ltd. In 1964 the firm acquired A. J. Wilkinson as well as Newport Pottery, but merged with J&G Meakin under British Tableware Ltd. in 1968. This was taken over by the Wedgwood Group in 1970. In 1987

The hinge on the lid has also been damaged

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Both items are microwave safe

This attractive collectable vintage porcelain tea cup is the embossed primula on green version and depicts brightly coloured magenta primula flowers on leaf base

A beautiful

Made in Japan” and after 1945 “Cherry China

The brand does appear to have origins in both Canada and England

completed in 1879

but continued to trade under the name A

Henry Harrison and James William Howson

Width: 10 cm

Tea cup height of rim: 6