1930’s Vintage Grimwades, Stoke, North Staffordshire Fine Porcelain Chintz Sugar Bowl – Pelham Pattern Antique Bernadotte refers to the relief

Bernadotte refers to the relief shape (embossed) used by Czechoslovakian manufacturer Concordia Lesov in the manufacture of their fine porcelain wares

The items are grey in colour and glazed

first at Tunstall and then at the Chelsea Works

Height of spout: 6

Wood & Sons were earthenware manufacturers at the Trent

1930’s Vintage Grimwades, Stoke, North Staffordshire Fine Porcelain Chintz Sugar Bowl – Pelham Pattern Antique Bernadotte refers to the reliefPopularly decorated in the Grimwades Pelham pattern (later utilized by Royal Winton) which is considered one of the English chintz patterns, this vintage fine porcelain sugar bowl was manufactured by Grimwades during the 1930s and has the surface decorated in its entirety in a trendy lattice pattern which serves as a background over which a blue urn overflowing with flowers can be seen on all four sides along with scattered floral bouquets beneath the