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1955 ~ 1964 COLCLOUGH (Ridgway Potteries UK) 7876 Violets China Tea Cup ONLY

$6.00
Condition:
Used
Minimum Purchase:
1 unit
Maximum Purchase:
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Colclough China Ltd was formed in 1937 and operated their works at Longton, Stock-On-Trent.

Colclough China ceased operations in 1996 after having first been acquired by the Ridgeway Group and then subsequently, the Royal Doulton group.

 

COLCLOUGH (RIDGWAY) ENGLAND - Teacup ONLY

Circa 1955 ~ 1964 (period positively identified by the backstamp used which includes Ridgway Potteries text)

Fine Bone China

Translucent china, meaning that when this teacup is held to the light, you can see the shadow of your fingers through the china

Teacup ONLY

Shape: Traditional English one cup with a lightly scalloped top rim

Pattern: 7876

The artwork design centres around Violets, with some foliage. One group of Violets is very large while on the other side of the cup the artwork is much smaller, there is also a small piece of artwork inside the teacup. Gold gilding to the top rim, base foot and both sides plus the back of the handle.

This looks to be transferware but the Gold gilding has been hand applied (Gilder's markings to the underside)

Bright white base china

DIMENSIONS:

86mm diameter 'mouth'

73mm height

'Standard' cup handle (not the Countess style or other fancy variations)

BACKSTAMP DETAILS:

Printed in Black

(Crown graphic)

BONE CHINA

F56 S

(Pink flowing writing Colclough)

MADE IN ENGLAND (following an upturning curve)

A PRODUCT OF

RIDGWAY POTTERIES LTD

(Lime Green text)

PATT No

7876

No artist markings but the Gold gilder's mark is present

COSMETIC CONDITION:

USED

CLEAN

NO cracks

NO crazing observed (dry & wet test methods)

NO discolouration to the artwork on any of the teacups

NO wear is apparent to the artwork, outside and within

Gold gilding is in very good condition as it shows barely any handling wear at all, even on the handle (which is the area most often subject to normal wear n tear) of all cups

NO fleabites

USED Exactly as described