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Vintage 1938-1950 Wade Heath, Burslem, Ceramic Salad Bowl – Hand Painted Floral Patterning Cutlery

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Vintage 1938-1950 Wade Heath, Burslem, Ceramic Salad Bowl – Hand Painted Floral Patterning CutleryA rare hand painted floral patterned ceramic salad bowl manufactured by Wade Heath, Burslem between 1938 1950. The well is decorated with the colourful floral pattern while the rim has light blue and grey swag. Wade ceramics was established in Burslem in 1867. The last Wade factory in Burslem was closed permanently in 2010 and today Wade operates from Etruria, Stoke on Trent. The bowl is stamped underneath Wade Heath England A. The bowl has age

Gorgeous porcelain tea trios with pink and blue flower decoration and leaves

developing and marketing a small range of high quality skincare and fragrance products

The bowl is impressed underneath Seranco SP on B

This is a vintage silver plated butter dish manufactured during the 1970’s and designed with a beaded repousse craft rim flared beautifully out from the circular centre

Elizabeth Arden was honoured to be authorised by the Royal Pavilion at Brighton

Length: 34 cm

The pair consists of identical stainless steel food prep or spice bowls with flared sides and rims

begun in Longton in 1898 at the Tuscan Works

The bowl has some fading of the gold trim on the rim

the item is decorated in bright pink roses and light green leaves as well as gold roses here and there

The box is labelled Eetrite Stainless Steel

The case has a Yeoman Plate label within the lid and each spoon is stamped Yeoman Plate

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