Johnson Brothers Rose Chintz Made in England and 39 similar items

UP FOR SALE: Flat Cup Saucer Set Rose Chintz Pink ("Made in England" Mark) by Johnson Brothers lOT OF THREE Rose Chintz Pink ("Made in England" Mark) by Johnson Brothers Description: Made In England Mark, Earthenware (Stamped in Blue, Black and Pink) Pattern: Rose Chintz Pink ("Made in England" Mark) by Johnson Brothers Status: Discontinued. Circa: 1930 - 2003 Product Information: Height: 2 3/8 in Width: 3 1/2 in Special Characteristics: Design is on the inside, outside and on the handle Earthenware Crafted In England Hand Wash Discontinued Piece Condition: Used --- does show signs of use, yes there is crazing, this is normal The bottoms of most of the tea cups and some of the coffee cups had the impressed "Made in England" While the rest of the pieces had the Black, Green and Pink Painted Back-Stamps with the flowers on either side. When you see the Green printed "England 1883" those pieces were made in manufactured or "crafted" as they liked to say in China because manufacture of ware under the Johnson Brothers name was transferred to China. In 2015 the use of the name was discontinued. Just a quick note--more for me than anyone, I see that a lot of people say that Johnson Brothers is Porcelain, Bone China or a mix of those and ceramics. There is a site called A-Z of Stoke-on-Trent Potters and they document everything. This being said, here is a tad bit of history: In 2003 manufacture of ware under the Johnson Brothers name was transferred to China. In 2015 the use of the name was discontinued. Earthenware and Sanitary ware manufacturers at a number of factories in Hanley and Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, England. There were four 'Johnson Brothers' - Alfred, Frederick, Henry and Robert - sons of Robert Johnson and grandsons of the famous Meakin pottery family lineage. In 1883 Alfred and Frederick took over the Charles Street Works, Hanley from Pankhurst Co. and began manufacturing durable earthenware, which they called 'White Granite'. In 1888 by their brother Henry joined the business. In addition to manufacturing white ware, they began producing under-glaze transferware for which they became famous. Due to the increased demand for pottery in North America, they opened up additional factories. AS IS AS SHOWN----Please take a look at the pictures for the best description. A photo is as good as a thousand words and is the best description of cosmetic conditions. Use your ZOOM TOOL to best see this item! Please look closely at all the photos for condition--Thank you *Vintage and secondhand items may have flaws. Please review item(s), description, and picture(s). I do my best to research and describe the items accurately, but I am not an expert on all of the items I sell. Unless specified in the listing, all items are sold AS-IS AS-SEEN in photos* All of My Items Come from a Smoke Free Home and have been cleaned per's standards I do ship every Monday - Friday I do my best to ensure that my photos are as true to color as possible. However, due to inconsistencies of various monitors, lighting sources, digital photography, and product color may vary slightly Feel free to visit My Store and Browse Through My Other Listings as I am happy to combine shipping for you. Please contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral feedback or low detail ratings, as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up! If you have any further questions, please feel free to message me. Any props that are used in the taking of the photos are not included. Only the item/items in the title of the listings are being sold