Vintage (1960’s) Queen Anne Bone China (Shore & Coggins Ltd.) Saucer & Matching Tea Plate – Genevieve Pattern Art & Craft The pottery was taken over

The pottery was taken over in the 1940s by Crownford who continued to produce Queen's china under the business name of Rosina until it was acquired by Churchill China

A pedestal bowl which can be used in many ways and is very decorative

A tiny silver plated mustard / salt spoon marked ARG 1000 which is often used in Italy as well as South America for silver plated items

The well is decorated with the colourful floral pattern while the rim has light blue and grey swag

Vintage (1960’s) Queen Anne Bone China (Shore & Coggins Ltd.) Saucer & Matching Tea Plate – Genevieve Pattern Art & Craft The pottery was taken overA vintage set of fine porcelain consisting of a saucer and a matching tea plate, manufactured by Shore & Coggins Ltd., Longton, under their Queen Anne trade name. Each has been given prominent gold trim along scalloped rims while both are decorated in the Genevieve pattern, which displays lovely pink flowers together with green and mist grey leaves. The items are stamped underneath Genevieve Queen Anne Bone China England. The items are in excellent