Cauldon Place Works
Early round tea and breakfast shape with moulded coronet reserves
Pattern 2/823
The coffee cup is 68mm high and 81mm diameter. The handle protrudes 25mm. Bone china.
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Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/836
The oval dish is 325mm long and 247mm wide. Bone China.
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Pattern 2/845
The saucer is 148mm in diameter; the tea cup is 59mm high and 98mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 28mm.
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Now this proves that you should not believe everything you read on the bottom of a piece of china. Yes, both cup and saucer bear the number 2/245 and not 2/845. However, I already have an example of 2/245 and it is London shape and the decoration is nothing like this. The mystery was solved by finding an odd saucer of the same pattern that clearly had 2/845 written underneath.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/854
The large saucer dish is 208mm in diameter.
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The saucer is 143mm in diameter; the tea cup is 59mm high and 97mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 28mm.
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Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/886
The small saucer dish is 185mm in diameter.
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The number appears to have been written as 2/986 and then been altered to 2/886. I do not have an example of 2/986 to check with. As all three pieces of the trio are clearly numbered 2/886, I am assuming that is the correct number. If anyone has an example of 2/986 I would be grateful for a photo or description.
The saucer is 145mm in diameter; the tea cup is 59mm high and 99mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 29mm; the coffee cup is 69mm high and 78mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 27mm.
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Pattern 2/971
The coffee cup is 68mm high and 80mm diameter. The handle protrudes 27mm. Bone china.
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