21 Piece Vintage Wedgwood Etruria Barlaston Strawberry Hills Tea Set – Circa 1957 - 1978 Utensils under the style of Harrison

under the style of Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd

a maroon band or a blue band

A large vintage wall charger for decorative purposes designed with a gold misted band around the rim and displaying an embossed three dimensional bouquet of colourful flowers with leaves and sprays

This item is an antique tea pot manufactured by J&G Meakin in the Gainsborough shape and beautifully decorated in Meakin’s Pilgrim pattern

21 Piece Vintage Wedgwood Etruria Barlaston Strawberry Hills Tea Set – Circa 1957 - 1978 Utensils under the style of HarrisonWedgwood was founded in 1759 at the Ivy House Works, Burslem by Josiah Wedgwood, (1730 1795), who is now remembered as the "Father of English Potters". He was the youngest of 12 children born in Burslem, Staffordshire, in the heart of the English potteries and served his apprenticeship as a potter before setting up his own business. In 1765, Wedgwood created a new form of earthenware, which impressed the then British Queen consort Charlotte of