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Post by Alex J January 1st 2019, 12:55 am

Just checking as no maker on base is this Royal Worcester ?
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Post by denbydump January 1st 2019, 3:10 pm

I think it will be Royal Winton chintz.
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Post by janetpjohn January 1st 2019, 4:38 pm

It might be Midwinter. They had a Springtime that was later called Brama.
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Post by denbydump January 1st 2019, 6:31 pm

Winton usually marked their items with
"Made in England" in green.
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Post by denbydump January 1st 2019, 7:47 pm

Ok sorry Alex, we digress.

Midwinter did "springtime" on the Hudson shape tableware post-war.
The chintz Midwinter shakers one usually sees have the splayed feet
which is why this one looked more like Winton to me, however further
delving reveals that Winton didn't actually do a pattern called "springtime",
So it is likely to be Midwinter.
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Post by Alex J January 1st 2019, 8:28 pm

denbydump wrote:Ok sorry Alex, we digress.

Midwinter did "springtime" on the Hudson shape tableware post-war.
The chintz Midwinter shakers one usually sees have the splayed feet
which is why this one looked more like Winton to me, however further
delving reveals that Winton didn't actually do a pattern called "springtime",
So it is likely to be Midwinter.

Thank you very much
i have seen the one with splayed feet
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