1930 Grindley England Laburnum Petal Yellow 8" Coffee Pot & Bowl

1930 Grindley England Laburnum Petal Yellow 8" Coffee Pot & Bowl (image 1/[null, null, null, null, null, null, null, null])
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I have gathered together some 1930's (sailing ship mark) yellow Laburnum Petal dishes that were from my great aunt's estate and divided them into groups in case anyone needs replacements for their own set.These pieces are marked Grindley England and have the rectangular sailing ship mark.Featured is a tall coffee pot that measures 8.5" in height including the cover. Along with it is a single 6.5" diameter deep dish bowl. Both are in a lovely creamy yellow porcelain with the scalloped and ruffled shape of the petal style.I do not know if this bowl was used for sugar or something like that. Among the many pieces we found in her storage boxes there were no other similar sized bowls to mark this a part of a cereal set for example. So I have accompanied it to the coffee pot as a possible for sugar cubes.There are no chips, cracks, crazing, or stains on these pieces. They do have some minor factory marks like paint slips, glaze slips, sand catches in the glaze and some roughness to seams and bases. These flaws were common to the porcelain of the 1930's and 1940's and are considered part of the manufacturing process of those times.I also have bread plates, vegetable serving dishes, serving platters, a teapots and tea cups and saucers in this pattern listed separately.
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