Vintage Porcelain Part Demitasse Coffee Set Office Supplies which appears to have been

which appears to have been an oval shaped glass bowl (possibly mustard pot) and the salt spoon for the salt pot

This particular range was manufactured in America during the 1950’s and seldom encountered today

The platter has some minor fading of the silver and green trim

The firm was established by Herbert Joseph Colclough in 1897 and moved to the Vale Works in 1907

The creamer is also decorated with white flower motifs over the colour background and finished off with gold trim on the rim as well as on the handle

Vintage Porcelain Part Demitasse Coffee Set Office Supplies which appears to have beenThis item is a vintage white porcelain coffee set, likely a "scattered flowers" or "strewn flowers" pattern, which is commonly associated with brands like Meissen or those in the Bavarian Dresden region. The set is made of white porcelain or fine china, providing a bright, classic base for the design. It features a delicate pattern of small, scattered floral motifs in multiple colours, including red, blue, purple, and green. The edges of the pieces