My aunt was given my grandmothers good dishes when she passed in 1993. They were carefully wrapped in newspaper, put in several boxes, and stored in a dark dry environment. We discovered them while cleaning this summer and I have been tasked with finding a new home for them. The dishes are not all flow blue, but are all blue and white. I have done some research and I think I have identified six flow blue patterns. Descriptions and photos below. I know they are not as valuable as they were in 1993, but there are some very nice pieces.
I also have pieces marked: Bristol - Crown Ducal England; Watteau - Doulton Burslem, England; Homer Laughlin, USA; Wedgwood, England, and more. If you are looking for something that is white and blue, let me know - I still have boxes to go through!
MARGUERITE W.H. Grindley & Co. England
3 soup bowls 9 very good condition, no chips, no cracks, gold worn off some
1 compote 9 diameter x 5 high. very good condition, no chips, no cracks, gold worn off some.
1 covered serving dish 6.5 x 11 3.5 high. very good condition, no chips, no cracks, gold worn off some
1 platter 11 x 16 very, very good condition, no chips, no cracks, gold almost intact.
ARGYLE W.H. Grindley & Co. England
1 platter 12 x 17 excellent condition, no chips, cracks, still has a sheen
NONPAREIL Burgess+Leigh Middleport Pottery, England
14 dinner plates condition varies from very good to fair
5 lunch plates condition varies from good to fair
4 soup bowls condition very good
8 b+b plates condition varies from very good to fair
1 serving bowl 7 x 8.5 condition fair 2 chips, small crack
1 serving bowl 7.75 x 9.75 condition good
KYBER W. Adams & Co, England
2 small bowls 5x 1 condition very good, no chips or cracks
2 med bowls 6x 1 condition very good, no chips or cracks
MADRAS Doulton Burslem, England
3 lunch plates 8.5 condition varies from fair to poor
DUCHESS W.H. Grindley & Co. England #184834
1 bowl 6 diameter 3.5 high condition fair, crack inside
I have some things that I am not sure about. Two bowls (9) that say ASTORIA semi-porcelain, New Wharf Pottery, England. A gravy boat (8.5 long) that says LOUISE semi-porcelain, New Wharf Pottery, England. And 1 b+b plate that says TOURAINE Henry Alcock, England, and a saucer that says TOURAINE Stanley Pottery Co., England. The patterns are similar but not identical. Any information is appreciated.
Thanks.
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