Product code: Carlton Ware Small sauce boat and dish deals made in England Stroke on Dent
Carlton Ware Small sauce boat and dish Sauceboat miniature Made in deals England Stroke on Dent The Carlton Ware works were set up about 1890 by James Frederick Wiltshaw, James Alcock Robinson & William Herbert Robinson in Stoke-on-Trent, and Carlton Ware was adopted as a trade name in 1894. The "Handcraft" range introduced in 1928 offered modern freehand painted designs with matt glazes which distinguished them from other manufacturers of the time using similar designs. Other later collectable areas of Carlton Ware are the high-lustre table ware in the "Royale" brand, introduced in 1949 and continuing through to the early 1970s, advertising wares, particularly those displaying the Guinness name, and the Walking Ware range of the 1970s, which was the company's last great success. The Script Mark (1926-1987). This mark has multiple variants and was used for the longest period. Printed in blue, black or gold.
Carlton Ware Small sauce boat and dish Sauceboat miniature Made in deals England Stroke on Dent The Carlton Ware works were set up about 1890 by James Frederick Wiltshaw, James Alcock Robinson & William Herbert Robinson in Stoke-on-Trent, and Carlton Ware was adopted as a trade name in 1894. The "Handcraft" range introduced in 1928 offered modern freehand painted designs with matt glazes which distinguished them from other manufacturers of the time using similar designs. Other later collectable areas of Carlton Ware are the high-lustre table ware in the "Royale" brand, introduced in 1949 and continuing through to the early 1970s, advertising wares, particularly those displaying the Guinness name, and the Walking Ware range of the 1970s, which was the company's last great success. The Script Mark (1926-1987). This mark has multiple variants and was used for the longest period. Printed in blue, black or gold.