Vintage 1960's Porcelain Midwinter Fashion Shape Salad Serving Bowl - Rosewood Pattern Tableware The tea cup has an

The tea cup has an imperfection on the rim

which creates alternating bands of clear and frosted glass along the sides

manufacture began to slow and eventually appears to have ceased altogether by the 1970’s

saucer and tea plate

which depicts a gentleman speaking to a lady with Dutch style homes and a carriage with horses in the background

Vintage 1960's Porcelain Midwinter Fashion Shape Salad Serving Bowl - Rosewood Pattern Tableware The tea cup has anWilliam Robinson Midwinter, after employment at the Doulton Factory for 14 years, began his own company in 1910. In 1914 he acquired the Albion Pottery and in the 1920s the Hadderidge Pottery. During the early 1900s he was also in partnership with the Crown Potteries Company as well as the Derby Pottery Company but ended the partnership in 1916. In 1932 his own pottery was incorporated and became WR Midwinter Ltd. In 1964 Midwinter acquired AJ