Royal Vale Blue Cornflower Tea Trio – Pattern 7513 Silver & Metalware Although areas of trimming and

Although areas of trimming and colour have faded and although the item is well used

Impressed underneath the rim beside the handle EPNS

Colclough China was founded in 1890 by Herbert Joseph Colclough

it could be used as a sugar spoon

to celebrate a retrospective exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum

Royal Vale Blue Cornflower Tea Trio – Pattern 7513 Silver & Metalware Although areas of trimming andRoyal Vale bone china was made by H J Colclough, later Colclough China Ltd, originally at Vale Pottery Works. At a visit to the pottery in 1913 by King George V and Queen Mary, the company was given a royal license to make Royal Vale chinaware. In the 1930s, the company was expanding and began producing the Royal Vale bone China that is popular with collectors today. The company became the first to produce fine bone china aimed at the mass market by