Rare Vintage (1944-1968) Sandland Ware Fine Porcelain Jam/Preserves Jar With Silver Plated Rim & Swing Handle - "Ye Olden Days" Pattern Porcelain & Ceramics The firm is known to

The firm is known to have closed permanently during the 1930’s and used the trade name “Celtic Plate” on their wares while based in London

The spoons may require a polishing

Manufactured from glazed fine porcelain and fitted with a faux pearl clanger attached within the handle

Frost Pine D6450

the weight indicated upon each is not actually its true weight

Rare Vintage (1944-1968) Sandland Ware Fine Porcelain Jam/Preserves Jar With Silver Plated Rim & Swing Handle - "Ye Olden Days" Pattern Porcelain & Ceramics The firm is known toManufactured by Lancaster and Sandland Ltd. between 1944 and1968, a rare Sandland Ware fine porcelain jam preserves jar fitted with a silver plated rim, collar and swing handle as well as the original silver plated lid with empirical lid finial and demi lune shaped cut for a jam spoon. The jar stands on four elegant outswept feet and has been decorated in Lancaster and Sandlands Ye Olden Days pattern, which depicts a gentleman speaking to a lady with