Vintage elegant Aynsley large Edwardian Style serving bowl Cottage Garden Pattern
An attractive and elegant John Aynsley 8.5 inch large Edwardian serving bowl / dish with scalloped rim and panelled interior featuring the wonderful floral Cottage Garden Pattern with its English Garden flowers. Could be filled with fruit, or for serving tableware use. Rare to find a bowl in this fabulous condition.
The colours on the floral illustration are delicate and gorgeous. It is a beautiful decorative item - made from fine white English bone china.
The serving bowl has a diameter of 22 cm and is 7 cm high. Weighs 500 g.
The highly collectible Aynsley Cottage Garden Serving Bowl is in excellent vintage condition with no cracks, chips, crazing or visible scratches. The item has been well looked after and is a pre loved item. Please view photos.
The blue back stamp features a crown and banner and says “Aynsley, est 1775, Cottage Garden Fine Bone China, Made in England”.
The Cottage Garden pattern, an embodiment of delicate beauty, is regrettably no longer in production. It graced the shelves of discerning collectors and enthusiasts from approximately 1970 to 2001, painting a vivid picture of an era we now hold dear. Its distinctive pattern code, AYNCOGA, serves as a tribute to the artistry and expertise of John Aynsley, distinguishing this captivating bowl among its counterparts.. Crafted with a keen eye for detail and a commitment to superior craftsmanship, this captivating dish stands as a testament to Aynsley's legacy of excellence.
Founded in 1775, John Aynsley & Sons China is one of the most influential companies in the British ceramic and tableware industry. Wild Tudor is an iconic Aynsley pattern that features English country garden flowers.
An excellent Serving Bowl or fruit dish, it would make a great addition to a collection of Aynsley Fine English Bone China, floral bone china, Aynsley Cottage Garden patterned china or just a gift for a loved one, friend or colleague who loves beautiful things. The pattern ran from
As with any photograph, please be aware that the color of the item might appear slightly different due to variations in photographic lighting sources or personal monitor settings.
Furthermore, it's essential to keep in mind that this item is sold "AS IS," where imperfections may or may not be visible in the photo. Being a vintage piece, it may exhibit both visible and invisible defects or imperfections, which only add to its unique charm and character.
An attractive and elegant John Aynsley 8.5 inch large Edwardian serving bowl / dish with scalloped rim and panelled interior featuring the wonderful floral Cottage Garden Pattern with its English Garden flowers. Could be filled with fruit, or for serving tableware use. Rare to find a bowl in this fabulous condition.
The colours on the floral illustration are delicate and gorgeous. It is a beautiful decorative item - made from fine white English bone china.
The serving bowl has a diameter of 22 cm and is 7 cm high. Weighs 500 g.
The highly collectible Aynsley Cottage Garden Serving Bowl is in excellent vintage condition with no cracks, chips, crazing or visible scratches. The item has been well looked after and is a pre loved item. Please view photos.
The blue back stamp features a crown and banner and says “Aynsley, est 1775, Cottage Garden Fine Bone China, Made in England”.
The Cottage Garden pattern, an embodiment of delicate beauty, is regrettably no longer in production. It graced the shelves of discerning collectors and enthusiasts from approximately 1970 to 2001, painting a vivid picture of an era we now hold dear. Its distinctive pattern code, AYNCOGA, serves as a tribute to the artistry and expertise of John Aynsley, distinguishing this captivating bowl among its counterparts.. Crafted with a keen eye for detail and a commitment to superior craftsmanship, this captivating dish stands as a testament to Aynsley's legacy of excellence.
Founded in 1775, John Aynsley & Sons China is one of the most influential companies in the British ceramic and tableware industry. Wild Tudor is an iconic Aynsley pattern that features English country garden flowers.
An excellent Serving Bowl or fruit dish, it would make a great addition to a collection of Aynsley Fine English Bone China, floral bone china, Aynsley Cottage Garden patterned china or just a gift for a loved one, friend or colleague who loves beautiful things. The pattern ran from
As with any photograph, please be aware that the color of the item might appear slightly different due to variations in photographic lighting sources or personal monitor settings.
Furthermore, it's essential to keep in mind that this item is sold "AS IS," where imperfections may or may not be visible in the photo. Being a vintage piece, it may exhibit both visible and invisible defects or imperfections, which only add to its unique charm and character.
Aynsley China's Dream: From Coalmine to Fine Bone China
Aynsley China's story began with John Aynsley, the chairman of a local coalmine in Stroke-on-Trent, England. John had a deep passion for collecting tableware and ornamental pieces, particularly pottery and lusterware. One day, he decided to follow his collecting obsession and turn it into a pottery business. In 1775, John opened the doors to his dream in Longton, known as Lane End at the time, and quickly gained recognition as a skilled potter. He utilized local Staffordshire clay and intricate designs crafted from his own engravings, captivating the people of Stoke-on-Trent.
John built a successful company and passed it on to his son, James. But it was James' son, John Aynsley II, who took the business to new heights. John II shifted the focus to making fine bone china and improved the manufacturing process by using "calcined bone ash." The result was resilient, translucent bone china with a beautiful white color. They built a new factory called "Portland Works" in Stroke-on-Trent. John II's leadership and dedication led Aynsley China to unprecedented success, surpassing the founder's wildest dreams.
Aynsley China: From Humble Beginnings to Royal Commendations
Aynsley China, known for its unique and exquisite designs, quickly gained recognition and built a remarkable reputation. The company's talent didn't go unnoticed, catching the eye of influential individuals, including none other than Queen Victoria herself. Impressed by their impeccable craftsmanship, Her Majesty commissioned Aynsley China to create an elaborate set of tableware exclusively for her personal use.
The royal commission was a turning point for Aynsley China, as it granted them the privilege of incorporating the royal family seal into their logo. This accolade solidified the company's standing in the history of dinnerware. Notably, Aynsley China continued to receive prestigious commissions from subsequent generations of royalty, such as designing luxurious gold embossed sets for Queen Elizabeth II and her son, King Charles.
John Aynsley II, a man of remarkable creativity, carried forth the legacy of his grandfather with a fierce passion. Growing up in modest circumstances, John's determination led him to enter the workforce at a tender age of nine. His unwavering dedication saw him laboring for arduously long hours in numerous pottery factories, amassing a vast wealth of knowledge in the field.
The culmination of John's journey came when he inherited the responsibility of Aynsley China. Equipped with his extensive product knowledge, he applied his expertise to drive the company forward, ensuring its enduring success.
