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Posted by suzzii
11 years ago
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I'm interested in the history and value of this tea set. It appears to be two sets, the teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl are marked " bone china Hammersley & Co made in England"  the cups, saucers and plates are marked, " hammersley & Co london, stoke on trent England,  port line  souvenir" I believe the pattern is "corn flower".

Thanks

 

 
Category China
Medium Bone china
Distinguishing marks Hammersley and Co
Condition Good
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vintagefindsre… 🌱 Newbie 11 years ago

I can't tell you much about your teaset(s), but I can tell you about the manufacturer, HAMMERSLEY & CO : Longton (a borough of Stoke-On-Trent) Staffordshire, England, From 1887 to 1932, produced fine bone china, formerly Harvey Adams.

 

I hope this helps you get closer to finding out more about your teaset.  It is a really lovely pattern.
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suzzii 🌱 Newbie 11 years ago

Thankyou it is a lovely pattern, from the information I have so far I believe the tea sets were sold as teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl and 2 cups, saucers and plates as souvenirs.   My set must be a combination as some pieces are marked in green and some are in black, but they are exactly the same "souvenir " mark.  

There is some damage to the teapot, so it is only ornamental, but the rest of the tea set is fine.

 I might be interested in selling it as I am downsizing my collection.

 

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