Vintage South African Claymace Lidded Casserole Dish Tableware

Vintage South African Claymace Lidded Casserole Dish TablewareThe item is a vintage ceramic casserole dish or lidded ovenware pot. It features a round, deep bowl structure designed for baking or slow cooking, equipped with a matching fitted lid featuring a circular knob handle on top. The body and lid feature a glossy, warm cream or light beige base glaze. A contrasting light blue rim runs along the upper edge of the dish, matching the ring accent around the lid's knob handle. Claymace is a brand name belonging

Although the napkin rings are not marked or stamped

A lovely silver plated presentation dish with an Art Deco shape swing handle

along with platinum trim on the rims and the tea cup handle

began manufacturing in Hanley in 1883 and in 1968 joined the Wedgwood Group along with several other manufacturers

Due to quantity of items we will only provide diameter

The tray has tilted longitudinal ends

There is however no method of knowing since Arthur Price is also a cutler based in both Birmingham and Sheffield

Following the death of Victor Alcock the Swinnertons group was taken over by the Lawley Group in 1959

Woodland Street

The platter has some minor trim loss and a few feint lines of crazing

This is the mid-century "Zorba" coffee and tea service produced by England's famous Beswick Pottery

The tea pot has age related crazing aside from which no other damages noted