Paragon China Creamer / Milk Jug & Open Sugar Bowl – Pattern Unknown Enamelware

Paragon China Creamer / Milk Jug & Open Sugar Bowl – Pattern Unknown EnamelwareThe Paragon China Company was a British manufacturer of bone china from 1919 to 1960, based in Longton, Stoke on Trent, previously known as the Star China Company, and more recently part of the Royal Doulton group. The item is a milk jug creamer and open sugar bowl decorated in soft pastel pink, orange and blue Poppy like flowers and bright green leaves on a soft pastel green background, all rounded off with gold trim. The items are both stamped

The company then began producing gas lamps and due to the demand of gas lighting at the time

The item is an antique soup or vegetable tureen glazed in standard white and manufactured from porcelain

the tray as well as the glass liner is in very good condition

Height with sharpened pin: 4

The lid of the trinket box is lift on/off

The perfume bottle itself has been decorated in a colourful variety of Greek nymphs

Christian Gottfried Schierholz became a partner

They were present at the British Industries Fair during the years 1929 to 1947 using the Manco Plate trade name

The item serves perfectly as a centerpiece fruit etc

which is also an indication of the earlier Kings pattern releases

The case requires some polishing

The firm was established in 1801 by Mary Barker and was continued by her son William Barker in partnership with Creed under the style Barker & Creed