Lancaster & Sandland Ltd “In An Olde World Garden” Crinoline Lady Condiment/ Sugar Pot With Yeoman Plate Spoon Tableware Patterns of the early 1930s

Patterns of the early 1930s echo those developed at Grays – bold floral motifs

Harrison Brothers & Howson opened its London showrooms at 11 Hatton Garden (1866) and 43-44 Holborn Viaduct (1885)

Each item is stamped underneath: Made in England

but differently stamped

Lancaster & Sandland Ltd “In An Olde World Garden” Crinoline Lady Condiment/ Sugar Pot With Yeoman Plate Spoon Tableware Patterns of the early 1930sLancaster and Sandland Ltd. was established as Lancaster & Sons Ltd. in Hanley, Staffordshire in 1899 becoming Lancaster and Sandland Ltd. in 1944 and closing permanently in November 1968. They were manufacturers of earthenware at the Dresden Works at an area named Tinkersclough in Hanley, Stoke on Trent. From 1944 the business was renamed Lancaster & Sandland when Sandland became a partner in the company. The company went into voluntary liquidation