A (very) short story of a Staffordshire pottery: Roslyn China
These days, it’s a rare occasion when I can’t find information that I need on the internet. So much so, that when this happens, I continue searching with the steadfast […]
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Family connections part two: Sutherland vintage china
Following on from my previous post about Hudson & Middleton and one of their china brands, Delphine, I thought I’d share some pictures of their other china brand, Sutherland. This […]
Family connections: the Hudson and Middleton pottery story
I love reading about family histories so I was intrigued to find an account of the story behind Hudson & Middleton, the company that made Delphine and Sutherland china. The […]
Shelley and its ‘Dainty’ styles
In contrast to my previous post about the many forms of Tuscan china, today’s post is about another Staffordshire company that produced china where much of it is distinctive enough […]
