Collectable Vintage & Rare Small Pearsons Of Chesterfield Pottery Brownware Open Salt Pot Porcelain & Ceramics receiving royal patronage in 1926

receiving royal patronage in 1926 from the Duchess of York and continuing through Queen Mary

This item is a beautiful Royal blue patterned tea plate adorned with floral bouquets and gold trim

Wicker basket height: 3

No visible damages

The dish also comes with a removable 3-way divider fitted with a finial handle at the top

Collectable Vintage & Rare Small Pearsons Of Chesterfield Pottery Brownware Open Salt Pot Porcelain & Ceramics receiving royal patronage in 1926The Chesterfield area of England has an abundance of clay which bled to the establishment of a number of potteries with James Pearsons & Co becoming established among them in 1810 with the purchase of Whittington Pottery. The firm quickly became the largest and most successful producer in the area with the clay being best suited for brownware and stoneware, kitchen pots, jugs, bottles, dishes and jars. The firm became an Ltd in 1922 but closed