Please Note

When you scroll down this page, you will see that we
have been unable to find out the Pattern Name for this trio

Also, the backstamp varies from piece to piece

Sharon was given another Colclough trio during June 2011
and it's interesting that the same two 'problems' have
occurred with this set and click HERE to see the details

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Colclough Bone China Trio ... #01

Made in England

Pattern Number - ???

A note from Sharon during October 2006

When Geoff's Mother died, each grandchild was given one of her 'things'
This cup, saucer and plate is what Brett received

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Measurements

Cup - 2.625 inches high - 3.25 inches diameter
Saucer - 5.50 inches diameter
Plate - 6.25 inches diameter

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The Backstamp

This photo is of the stamp on the cup - cannot work out the gold printing!!!
The stamp on the saucer is exactly the same
The plate has the same mark, but has "A4" in place of the "E9"

... and dating the set

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Information #01

The following details are from

and click on the above logo to go to the Official Web Site
(web site active as at Thursday 12th October 2006)

A Brief History
H J Colclough (1897 to 1937)
Colclough China Ltd (1937 to 1948)
Ridgway and Adderley Ltd (1952 to 1955) and Booths and Colclough Ltd (1948 to 1954)
On 1st January 1955 continued with Booths and Colclough's Ltd as "Ridgway, Adderley, Booths and Colcloughs Ltd"
Renamed Ridgway Potteries Ltd from 28th February 1955

Ash Hall - the Headquarters of Ridgway Potteries Ltd

One of the largest pottery combines in existence, eight factories comprised the group, the oldest of which is Booths,
which was already established in the eighteenth century as producers of high-grade earthenware

Potteries in the Ridgway Group included
----------Booths, Church Bank Pottery, Tunstall
----------Colcloughs, Regent Works, Longton
----------Paladin Works, Fenton
----------North Staffordshire Pottery, Cobridge (previously the Globe Pottery)
----------Portland Pottery, Cobridge
----------Bedford Works, Shelton
----------Adderly Floral China, Longton
----------Gainsborough Works Longton

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Information #02

The following details are from

and click on the above logo to go to the Official Web Site
(web site active as at Thursday 12th October 2006)

The pattern name is unknown, so
CLICK HERE
to go to the complete list of "Colclough China" patterns to look though

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Information #03

and click HERE to go to the Official Web Site

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Pricing / Value #01

Sharon tried to find out the pattern name
and searched through the Patterns List at the above Replacements Ltd link

She found this set
Not the same - but close!!!

The was no pattern name, and it was designated "#CLC13"

However, the pricing may give some idea as to the value of Sharon's trio

A 2.625 inch high footed cup and saucer set with scaloped edges retails for AUD$61.00
and a 6.25 inch bread and butter plate is AUD$19.00
and that is around $80.00 for the set

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