1933-1942 Vintage Hollinshead & Kirkham, Tunstall Biscuit Plate Porcelain & Ceramics The little pot requires some

The little pot requires some polishing due to vintage patina

Wedgwood re-introduced three Kestrel breakfast sets in re-worked versions of the 1930s patterns Yellow Daisy

The person’s name can be written on the front with a white board marker

The item is stamped underneath La Rochelle Fine China RSA Blue Danube

Besides slight fading of the platinum trim on both items

1933-1942 Vintage Hollinshead & Kirkham, Tunstall Biscuit Plate Porcelain & Ceramics The little pot requires someHollinshead & Kirkham, otherwise known as H & K Tunstall (1870 1956) were originally from Burslem in Staffordshire, UK (1870 1876) and moved their pottery works to nearby Tunstall in 1876. In 1890 they took over the Unicorn Works pottery. The pottery was incorporated into the Johnson Bros Group in 1956. In the early 1920's designer Harold Growcott joined the pottery and designed a range of hand painted designs on porcelain. The designs featured an