Exquisite Vintage Paragon China Tea Trio – Pattern No. X3167 (Untraceable) Silver & Metalware Wedgwood re-introduced three Kestrel breakfast

Wedgwood re-introduced three Kestrel breakfast sets in re-worked versions of the 1930s patterns Yellow Daisy

Victorian elegance encapsulated in the form and design

but differs from many others of this nature by having the pierced tulip handle design

Height of rim: 17 cm

The set also includes the tiny mustard pot / toothpick holder designed as the train’s coal bin

Exquisite Vintage Paragon China Tea Trio – Pattern No. X3167 (Untraceable) Silver & Metalware Wedgwood re-introduced three Kestrel breakfastParagon China was introduced by the Star China Co in 1903 and moved to Longton later the same year for expansion. Herbert James Aynsley, John Gerrard Aynsley and William Illingworth were initially partners and Herbert was the son of the famous founder of John Aynsley & Sons and it is here that he had gained all the experience with which to begin Paragon China. In 1930 Paragon China became Paragon China Ltd. In 1960 the firm was taken over by Royal