A Good Quality, Scarce, Vintage 1920's Crescent China George Jones Fine Bone China Small Coffee Size Open Sugar Bowl in a Rose Garland Pattern in Production from the early 1920's measuring 9.5cm diameter x 6cm high (3.75" x just over 2.25") it's very fine, very delicate and looks in excellent condition - looks virtually unused, originally it was probably part of a boxed set. There are no cracks, chips or damage, the pattern is sharp and clear, the glaze very shiny and the blue trim completely intact. Backstamp shown is from the actual bowl being offered and that style was first used in 1924.

The Coalport Connection: In 1856 George Jones opened a pottery showroom in Glebe Street Stoke on Trent. The same year he built the Trent Potteries adjoining the Newcastle-under-Lyne Canal and the Newcastle-Uttoxeter Road. In 1873 the company was renamed as George Jones & Sons, he died in 1893 and the business continued as George Jones & Sons. in 1873 the works was renamed Crescent Potteries. In 1920 Cauldon Potteries moved from their factory in Cauldon Place, Shelton to share the Crescent Pottery Works. In 1924 Coalport China was sold to Cauldon Potteries Ltd who in turn moved to operate from the Crescent Pottery. In 1955 Coalport China moved from the Crescent Works to the factory of Samuel Redford High Street Fenton. In 1957 Jones & Sons Ltd ceased trading.

Careful postage and packing and sent by secure delivery in the UK £3.50. Europe £5.00. N.America £7.00. Australasia / Worldwide £7.00. I'm also offering many other Coalport items too in this pattern in separate listings including some early Crescent China Junetime items - please enquire or see my other listings - no problem to combine p&p to help save on postage costs for additional purchases and Full No-Quibble return & refund if not as described. Paypal accepted or a Visa / Mastercard, Switch or Debit card over the phone (01462 678037) or a cheque payable to The Collector. Payment is required within 7 days please and many thanks for looking ☺ 03/