Vintage c.1936-54 Grindley Creampetal Dinner Plate – Unknown Pattern Utensils Cohr began to produce silver

Cohr began to produce silver plated items

The pink wash border finish is possibly the most frequently seen version

Herbert Joseph Colclough started business in 1897 and around 1907 moved to the Vale Works in Goddard Street

Stamps and marks as described in description

Vintage c.1936-54 Grindley Creampetal Dinner Plate – Unknown Pattern Utensils Cohr began to produce silverAttractively designed with a mildly rolling scalloped rim and subtle waves along the verge, this vintage dinner plate was manufactured by Grindley under the Creampetal range and has been beautifully decorated with an autumn berry pattern which we could not find the name or number of. The plate is cream in colour which includes a depiction of autumn berries among stark autumn coloured blossoms and leaves. The plate is stamped underneath Creampetal