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Roslyn China (Royal Albert brand) Sweet Romance Pattern Two Handled Display Plate Circa 1958-1963
THIS IS A RARELY SEEN ROSLYN CHINA ENGLAND PORCELAIN DISPLAY PLATE IN THE BEAUTIFUL SWEET ROMANCE PATTERN. VINTAGE CIRCA 1958-1963.
Roslyn China was a name used by the Royal Albert group for a short period between 1946 and 1963 after they acquired the nearby Park Place works. Roslyn China produced floral bone china teaware in a similar style to Royal Albert.
SWEET ROMANCE PATTERN: Beautiful floral pattern with pink orchids and gold trim.
MARKINGS: SWEET ROMANCE ROSLYN FINE BONE CHINA ENGLAND COPYRIGHT PRINTED MARK USED FROM 1958-1963
SIZE: 22.5CM FROM HANDLE TO HANDLE 2CM HIGH
CONDITION: NO CHIPS. NO CRACKS. IN GOOD CONDITION. STAND NOT INCLUDED.
ROSLYN (1946-1963): Thomas C Wild (who already operated a number of pottery works and would later own the brand Royal Albert) purchased the Park Place Works in Longton around 1910. Harry Reid, who was a traveller for Thomas C Wild was installed as the manager. In 1913 he sold a half share to Harry Reid and from then on the business traded as Reid & Co. with Reid as Managing Director. Around 1917 the partners were Thomas Clarke Wild, Harry Reid and T.C. Wild's sons - Thomas Edmund Wild and Frederick James Wild. Harry Reid died around August 1933, Thomas E. Wild and Frederick J. Wild continued the business retaining the name Reid & Co. In 1946 Reid & Co was incorporated as a limited company and the business name was changed to Roslyn China. By 1960 the Chairman was Thomas E. Wild and the General Manager was A.W. Washington. The company had overseas agents in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. As part of rationalisation the Roslyn China business was closed in July 1963.
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