Dainty Vintage Fine Porcelain Manoir Shape Creamer – Fluted Sides and Scalloped Rim – Pattern No. 1574 B Vintage which depicts the painting –

which depicts the painting – “Young Girl Reading”

The rim of the tea plate is mildly scalloped

the plate is in very good condition with no other visible damages

E Brain & Co took over the business of Coalport China in 1958 and since 1963 production has continued under the Coalport name

This item is a rare vintage fine porcelain demitasse sugar bowl manufactured by John Maddock & Sons during the 1930’s and decorated in their Fairfield pattern

Dainty Vintage Fine Porcelain Manoir Shape Creamer – Fluted Sides and Scalloped Rim – Pattern No. 1574 B Vintage which depicts the painting –The Manoir shape incorporates Elizabethan charm with Victorian elegance and was first used in Germany. Today the design has been utilized by a variety of porcelain manufacturers worldwide to create beautiful porcelain table ware. The design uses an almost onion shaped appearance with fluted sides flared into a scalloped rim and a Victorian handle with standard spout. The pattern used on the creamer is a caramel colour vine with leaves directly beneath