1891-1906 Rare Antique Stanley (Charles Amison) Longton Fine Porcelain Tea Duo - Lattice Pattern Vanity one which displays colourful arrangements

one which displays colourful arrangements of tulips along with smaller flowers set against a star patterned background with grand golden scroll interspersed between the floral arrangements on a blue background

2 squared side plates

The 1814 Lion mark utilised by Hutschenreuter is believed to have been between the 1960’s and 1970’s

Stamped behind the bowls EPNS

1891-1906 Rare Antique Stanley (Charles Amison) Longton Fine Porcelain Tea Duo - Lattice Pattern Vanity one which displays colourful arrangementsManufactured between 1891 and 1906, a rare fine porcelain tea duo consisting of the saucer and the tea cup, each decorated in the Lattice pattern, a rust brown and black floral patterning in the Chinese style, which became popular during the period. The tea cup and saucer each have a scalloped rim with gold trim and the tea cup has been crafted with an art deco shaped handle. The Stanley Pottery was founded by Charles Amison in 1889 and used the