Tuscan China Royal Blue Saucer Vanity

Tuscan China Royal Blue Saucer VanityThe Tuscan Works of Longton was in the Plant family until 1966 when RH & SL Plant ltd was taken over by Wedgwood. Following their acquisition by Wedgwood, Tuscan fine bone china was marketed as Royal Tuscan. Production continued at the Tuscan works until 2006, though the Royal Tuscan name was slowly phased out and the works concentrated on Wedgwood Hotelware. This item is a beautiful Royal blue patterned saucer adorned with floral bouquets and gold

The item is a contemporary beautifully decorated enamel kettle which can be used on all cooking sources including gas

Not visibly marked or stamped

The firm also used the trade names Montmartre

This item is a black wrought iron serviette holder / stand decorated in a intricate and detailed scroll design with four feet created from metal scroll

A faceted linear motif beneath depressed circular designs

aside from which the strainer and stand is still fully functional and usable

but is smooth to the touch

Designed in the distinct shape of a ginger jar and meticulously hand decorated with purple

this item is a superbly decorated lidded trinket bowl

They most probably originate from Sheffield England

Stamped underneath “Design Series"

Joseph and Wilson Keeling who in 1905 employed Charlotte Rhead as an enameller