Rare 1900-1930’s Keele Street Pottery (KSP) Mint Green Shaving Mug Linen a lack of feint lines

a lack of feint lines underneath the item (depression glass rested on beds of straw during the drying process)

The item is stamped underneath Liani 123A Italy

Spoon length: 6

The bowls are indistinctly marked underneath

The forks have a stunning deep red enamelled inlay in the handle with a very fine beaded frame

Rare 1900-1930’s Keele Street Pottery (KSP) Mint Green Shaving Mug Linen a lack of feint linesThe item is a very rare ceramic mint green shaving mug manufactured by Keele Street Pottery (KSP) between 1900 and the 1930s. Keel Street Pottery began manufacturing in 1915 at Keele Street, Tunstall, and later at Meir Airport in Tunstall as part of the Staffordshire Potteries Group. Charles Bowers, Elijah Brookes, J. A. Robinson and H. W. Pitt founded the company together. The company ceased its own manufacturing in 1958. The shaving mug is impressed