Susie Cooper Tea Duo (Cup & Saucer) –Tiger Lily Pattern Silver & Metalware The base has a removable

The base has a removable plastic stopper

A stainless steel bowl with flared verges and short extended rim

saucer and tea plate

Windsor Bone China is a trade name used by the Co-operative Society in Stoke-On-Trent

and they started to also produce tea and dinnerware that is still sought after today

Susie Cooper Tea Duo (Cup & Saucer) –Tiger Lily Pattern Silver & Metalware The base has a removablec. 19291964 Susie Cooper left A. E. Gray & Co. Ltd where she had been a decorator and designer in October 1929 to establish an independent pottery business, first at Tunstall and then at the Chelsea Works, Burslem. In 1931, at Harry Woods invitation, Susie Cooper moved her design and decorating studio to the Wood & Sons Ltd Crown Works in Newcastle St, Burslem, where she was operating as the Susie Cooper Pottery. The association with Wood & Sons