A small, independent manufacturer of bone china, much less well known than the international names, and consequently very good value. Duchess have been making bone china for one hundred years in Staffordshire. The prices are half those of more well-known makes, yet it retains the unmatched lightness and translucency of the bone china body developed in Stoke-on Trent.
Apparently they made many tea cup souvenirs of the Canadian Provinces during the [phone number removed]’s (vintage)with out pattern names as well as patterns of china
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
I agree with Paula (Barntques859) with this being a 1950’s – 1960’s issue.
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spencer455 Reputation: 92 See spencer455's booth |
Yes, 1950s – early 60s, at at most. It’s really quite lovely.
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