1940's - 1950's Simpsons Potters Ltd. Belle Fiore Patterned Chanticleer Ware Sugar Bowl Office Supplies

1940's - 1950's Simpsons Potters Ltd. Belle Fiore Patterned Chanticleer Ware Sugar Bowl Office SuppliesChanticleer Ware (French Styled) was one of the trade names used by Simpsons Potters Ltd, Cobridge during the late 1940s and into the 1950s. The firm originally began manufacturing as Soho Pottery but was renamed Simpsons Pottery Ltd in 1944, owned by brothers Samuel and Thomas Simpson. In 1971 the firm was purchased by the Pfaltzgraff company of York, USA, but in 2004 the Simpsons Pottery was closed permanently by Pfaltzgraff when their tableware

Johnson Bros

Stamped underneath The Royal Pavilion at Brighton

Height with lid finial: 14

Height with finial: 7cm

The item is fitted with a shortened closed spout and hinged lid atop which a ribbed black Bakelite finial is attached

Sugar Bowl height of handles: 8

More stylish than the usual stainless steel bowls encountered

moving to Regent Arcade House

and L for Longton until 1916 when the firm became Charles Amison & Co

sitting with her left arm on a wooden rail and her back supported by a large cushion resting against a wall

established themselves a electro-platers and silversmiths in 1877

The tea cup and tea plate are both decorated in Hayasi’s rose pattern officially numbered pattern 5788