Vintage (1960’s) Queen Anne Bone China (Shore & Coggins Ltd.) Biscuit Plate – Genevieve Pattern Stoneware

Vintage (1960’s) Queen Anne Bone China (Shore & Coggins Ltd.) Biscuit Plate – Genevieve Pattern StonewareA vintage fine porcelain biscuit plate, manufactured by Shore & Coggins Ltd., Longton, under their Queen Anne trade name designed with two extended and embossed handles from the rim, which is gently scalloped. Gold trim also adorns the rim of the plate as well as the embossed handles. Decorated in the Genevieve pattern which displays lovely pink flowers together with green and mist grey leaves. The firm was established in 1887 as J. Shore & Co and in

as well as a single leaf between the two

The firm was established in 1865 by Absalom Wood and his son Thomas Francis Wood in Burslem

The pattern displays a beautiful Imari-style rust red floral motif along pastel green leaf vines and cobalt blue accents

as the bulb sockets are big enough to hold a standard candle size

The 18 silver plated items are handle-stamped EPNS A1 Sheffield England

The item is labelled: Light & Music

both manufactured by William Suckling in Birmingham during the very early 1900’s

Items like these have developed into collectables during the 20th – 21st centuries

Top to bottom across the rim: 11

Sugar Bowl height with finial: 12

acting as Harrison Brothers & Howson

The firm was established in 1866 by Thomas Cooper and John William Cooper as Cooper Bros