Shelley Gainsborough Shape, Woodland Pattern Large Creamer / Sugar and Lid

Description: Shelley Gainsborough Woodland Large Creamer / Sugar and Lid - HTF COMPANY MAKER / BRAND: Shelley ITEM: Creamer / Sugar and Lid with Woodland Decoration PATTERN: Woodland SHAPE: Gainsborough CIRCA: 1950s COLOR: Multicolored SUGAR MEASUREMENT: 4 1/2" H. - 5" L CREAMER MEASUREMENT: 3 3/4" H. - 5" L MARK: The Shelly backstamp on both the sugar and creamer bottom in green. "FINE BONE CHINA" above a framed "Shelley England;" below the Shelley emblem "ENGLAND;" Directly beneath this in Purple cursive writing " Woodland 13348" (PLEASE SEE THE PHOTOS OF THE BACKSTAMPS). CONDITION: This large Creamer / Sugar and Lid from Shelley, a British brand known for its fine bone china, features the Woodland pattern on a Gainsborough shape. The multicolored design depicts a beautiful forest scene with a colorful lake in the background. This vintage sugar and creamr set dates back to the 1950s and 60s. The sugar and creamer set is in Undamaged Condition without chips, cracks, or mold damage. There are no hairlines and no discolorations. This set has a hand painted finish. The measurements for both pieces are shown in the photo at the top of the long description. This set is a part of the Shelley Woodland Dinnerware line and bears the company's backstamp. The sugar and creamer are perfect for serving when having guests or as a display item for collectors. Please see our photos. They show this lovely set exactly as it is. The Wileman & Company Foley Pottery Company Shelley Pottery - In 1827 a man named John Smith established a group of factories that became know as the "Foley Potteries Factory." Later, Henry Wileman purchased the company and called it Wileman & Co. These companies are the basis for the pottery that later became known as Shelley. Shelley is famous for its beautiful bone china which is both durable and delicate. Throughout the years many beautiful patterns have been created and this Staffordshire England Pottery has been one of the most popular sources of fine china. Shelley creations grace many beautiful households and are avidly collected today. In 1860, the Foley Pottery Works constructed a second plant. At this time the companies were known as the Foley Pottery works. During the early 1860s James B. Shelley left a position at Dresden works and joined Henry Wileman and his two sons Charles and James. Mr Shelly's position at this point in the company was as a salesperson. With the death of Henry in 1864 his sons took over and ran the two potteries; James supervised the first factory (earthenware) and Charles ran the newer china works. In 1870 James died and Charles took James Shelley on as a partner in the business. Shelley was determined that his company would produce the very best china available. Percy Shelley, son of James, became interested in the business and became a part of the firm. He ran the company for the next 50 years, and took over where his father left off. He employed top pottery artists and litho designers. He was determined to improve the overall quality of their pottery. The elegantly styled dainty shapes that we know today as Shelley were created while Percy was head of the company. During this time the pottery was known as Foley Pottery, but due to a legal battle around 1910 the company was renamed Shelley. In 1925 the name became official. Largely due to the work done by Percy, the company continued to grow and prosper. Many new patterns and shapes were added in the 1930s. By World War II only the china side of the company remained in production. Sometime during the mid-1940s Shelley began producing most of its finer China for export. Shelley became a name renowned worldwide. While many companies shut down during the war Shelly was able to continue to production due to its large export business. The 1950s post war sales were phenomenal and Shelley continued to grow and expand. The mid 1950swere Shelley's peak years. Unfortunately with the arrival modernization and automation more companies were able to produce quality china at lower prices. Shelley's more expensive hand made china was often overlooked when price became a issue. In 1966 Shelley was sold to Allied Potteries and production of Shelley's labeled china was discontinued. US POSTAGE AND INSURANCE ON THIS PRETTY ITEM IS CALCULATED. PLEASE SEE THE SHIPPING TAB FOR MORE INFORMATION. Merchandise is guaranteed as stated in the description. All items are carefully examined before listing & again before they are packed. If any errors are made in the representation, a full refund will be issued upon return of the item. Items must be returned via the same manner in which they were shipped. 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Price: 99.99 USD

Location: Columbus, Ohio

End Time: 2025-01-25T15:30:50.000Z

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