Vintage Dutch K.M.D. Tiel Sugar Bowl Vintage who gave royal license for

who gave royal license for Colclough to produce Royal Vale china

The Booths family business in pottery was first began by Thomas Booth during the 1850’s

Diameter of base: 3 cm

An extremely rare cutlery set manufactured by Sheffield cutlers and silversmiths Priestly & Moore between 1961 and 1964

Length: 17

Vintage Dutch K.M.D. Tiel Sugar Bowl Vintage who gave royal license forThis item is a KMD, Tiel Dutch pewter sugar bowl with a pedestal base. The item has a pair of scroll handles fitted. The sugar bowl is stamped underneath Royal Holland Pewter, KMD Tiel Made in Holland The sugar bowl does not have a lid, aside from which it is in very good vintage condition. Height of handles: 10. 2 cm, Height of rim: 10. 5 cm, Diameter of base: 5. 8 cm, Diameter of rim: 6. 2 cm, Handle to handle: 14. 6 cm