1930's Foley Bone China Tea Plate & Saucer - Windsor Pattern Antique The factory was located in

The factory was located in the district called Foley between Fenton & Longton

Place mats: 25 cm x 19

Height of handle: 9

Durban SA and each depicting a different fine art colour print of a series known as Cape Cottages which were originally painted by SA artist Norma Wiles

which became known as the Bluebell pattern

1930's Foley Bone China Tea Plate & Saucer - Windsor Pattern Antique The factory was located inThe Windsor pattern was designed and released by E. Brain & Co Ltd under their Foley China trade name during the 1930s in a blue, maroon and green variety. The popularity of the pattern ensured its continuation until approximately the period shortly after WW2. The pattern dislays green patterned panels with golden yellow scroll work around the verge all framing a colourful and prominent floral bouquet, The rims are scalloped and decorated with gold