1940’s Tuscan Fine Bone China Large Sugar Bowl - Roses On Trellis C7903G Utensils

1940’s Tuscan Fine Bone China Large Sugar Bowl - Roses On Trellis C7903G UtensilsThe business was established in 1898 as a partnership between Richard Hammersley Plant and his brother Simon Lucas Plant at the Tuscan Works, Longton, Stoke on Trent. In 1914 the brothers had become successful enough to purchase the Tuscan Works outright and became a Ltd. in 1915. In 1966 the business was taken over by Wedgwood and renamed Royal Tuscan. In 2006 Wedgwood closed the firm and discontinued production at the Tuscan Works. This item is a

The pot is designed with an embossed rope edge rim and domed lid topped by an empirical finial

A complete tea trio manufactured from very delicate porcelain and decorated in the deco art floral pattern released in the early 1930’s by Koniglich Privilegierte Tettau in both blue and golden yellow varieties

The item is ended off with a soft blue trim

The item has a wood handle

The partnership with Lloyd however only lasted until 1935 when the company closed permanently

Across rim: 5

Tea strainer diameter: 7

Length of spoon: 8

Spoon and fork length: 27 cm

the sugar bowl has been fitted with an identical pair matching that of the creamer

The tea plate and saucer are both stamped Pareek Johnson Bros England

Length: 13