Vintage Aynsley Red Floral Salad Plates Patten 2146 - Set of Four Post 1970 WWII architecture That makes these porcelain teacups

That makes these porcelain teacups a bit of a rarity

whose name was Sam

smooth and stubbly glory by Paul-Andre's careful hand and attention to detail

Part of Harker's oven-tested Bakerite series - a popular oven-to-table design line in the 1930s-1940s

Vintage Aynsley Red Floral Salad Plates Patten 2146 - Set of Four Post 1970 WWII architecture That makes these porcelain teacups{HISTORY} Reading through Aynsley's catalogue of pattern names is like taking a trip through the U. K.'s castle lands. Balmoral, Windsor, Marlborough, Castleford Blue, Buckingham, Queen's Garden, Royalty Green those are just a few names that hint at the pagentry behind each plate or cup, saucer or bowl. Befitting of their maker, a famed British ceramics manufacturer first founded in 1775, these Aynsley dishes contain dynamic color plettes, gold