Johnson Brothers Cup and Saucer Set/The Friendly Village

<p>Johnson Bros. Is a large earthenware maker from Staffordshire England, much of what they made was for the export market. The &quot;Made in England&quot; stamp on yours dates from after the early 1920&#39;s. Cups &amp; Saucers in this pattern generally sell for less than $20.00.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Lovejoy </p>

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I HAVE 3 OF THE ICE HOUSE / THE FRIENDLY VILLAGE BY JOHNSON CUPS & SAUCER'S. THEY ARE FROM MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER. I ALSO HAVE A TEA CUP BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN / PARAGON , 1 BY BONE CHINA D 17 3 QUEEN ANNE BY RIDGWAY POTTERIES LTD. PATT #8498 , AND 1 BY BELL CHAINA MADE IN ENGLAND ALSO AND HAS A #4952 WITH DOTS BESIDE IT. I WOULD LIKE TO SELL THESE HOW WOULD I GO ABOUT DOING THAT ?? THANK YOU JERRI-LYNN

I am looking for information on this China set, Rose Bouquet, by Johnson Bros. I was repacking the 8 piece dinner set ( 8 plates, tea cups and saucers along with 12/14 inch platter and bowl) and thought I would do some research on this set. However I have been unable to locate information expect for generic history regarding the Johnson Bros.

My Grandmother had this set and I am very interested in its history. I loved this set as a child and would enjoy having information on it.

Thank you!

<p>Johnson Bros made many many patterns , Rose Bouquet is a bit generic , there was pink, blue , and Royal Victorian to name a few of the patterns in Rose Bouquet without a mark and picture it is hard to know what you have. </p><p>I am going to assume that you have pink rose bouquet which was discontinued around the late 1980&#39;s</p><p>The value on these pieces is not what it once was but about 6 to 9 dollars a plate is fair ,  serving pieces in any collection will always be a bit more ,  especially ones that most people did not collect with the set usually demi-tasse and bone plates are worth the most </p><p> Hope this helps </p><p>Rob </p>