Classic White Rolled Edge Square Shape Olympia Porcelain Serving Platter – Pristine Condition Glassware In 1985/6 the firm was

In 1985/6 the firm was taken over by Morris Rushton but in 1987 became part pf the County Potteries PLC

Open salt cellars were used at the table until the start of WW2 when they were permanently replaced by salt shakers and were often regarded as a status symbol within the homes of the period

a combination of Carlton Ware and James Kent

This item is a large contemporary ceramic soup mug in light grey with a flower and circle patterning

Together with this salt cellar comes a silver plated salt spoon which is handle stamped with an Italian silver plate mark (Argentato)

Classic White Rolled Edge Square Shape Olympia Porcelain Serving Platter – Pristine Condition Glassware In 1985/6 the firm wasA pristine and contemporary porcelain serving platter manufactured by Olympia Porcelain. The item has a strengthened rolled edge to ensure chip resistance, which is unique to the Olympia White Ware range. The body of the item is fully vitrified, which also grants the item a superb glaze durability as well as a heat and shock resistance. The White Ware range was designed and manufactured by Olympia Porcelain England to provide a hard wearing porcelain