Colclough Bone China Saucer – Pattern 8197 Vanity acquired Colclough and the two

acquired Colclough and the two merged in 1948 becoming Booths & Colclough Ltd

Length: 15

forms part of the Fitzhugh pattern at the centre of the saucer is the symbol for good fortune

This item is a rectangular design Swedish tray / platter with an extended rim along the longitudinal sides

where the firm remained until 1870

Colclough Bone China Saucer – Pattern 8197 Vanity acquired Colclough and the twoColclough China was founded in 1890 by Herbert Joseph Colclough. In 1913, he was visited by King George V and Queen Mary, who gave royal license for Colclough to produce Royal Vale china. Due to the reputation that the company created for itself, the name was used well into the 1970s by successive companies. In the early 1930s, this particular range was growing rapidly, and they started to also produce tea and dinnerware that is still sought after