ola402 Well-Known Member. Found a really sweet Aynsley Cup and Saucer but I can't find any info on it. Does anyone know of an on line Aynsley resource? There appears to be a number on the bottom, 2909, maybe? I'm so used to that wonderful Royal Albert site and yet can't find a thing on AYnsley. This looks like a teacup 2 1/2" high by 3" wide. AYNSLEY. M&A: Belleek Group. Aboves are Marks before 1930s. Aboves are Marks Between 1930s - 1970s. Aboves are Marks After 1970s-NOTE-Information above is gathered by myself and Surely can be wrong. It is "ESTIMATED".
This John Aynsley & Sons (Ltd) cup and saucer, manufactured around 1927, is decorated with
Aynsley china is generally well marked. Only the very earliest pieces are unmarked. Since the mid-1800s, "AYNSLEY" was impressed on the base of every piece. Aynsley used a number and letter system to date its pieces. Prior to 1900, the pattern numbers do not have letters assigned. Any item marked with a number preceded by a letter is post-1900. We have listed the Aynsley patterns numerically and/or alphabetically under the appropriate groupings below. Showing 1-52 of 128 results. Aynsley 111 to Y522 (58) Aynsley A to F (27) Aynsley G to O (17) Aynsley P to W (26) Aynsley 111 £ 6.00 - £ 12.00 View products; Aynsley 1173 £ 13. Aynsley china was produced continuously in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent between 1775 and 2014. John Aynsley's son James continued the family business with limited success, and not much is known about him except that he died in 1841 and that his second eldest child entered the pottery trade around the same time. Aynsley "Orchard Gold" pattern dish, 20th century. Aynsley China Ltd. was a British manufacturer of bone china tableware, giftware and commemorative items. History. The company was founded in 1775 by John Aynsley in Lane End, Longton, Staffordshire. In 1861.
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Aynsley, John. 2,403 items Sort & Filter. Pembroke (Gold Trim) View Pattern. Cottage Garden. View Pattern. Leighton Cobalt (Smooth). Pattern Identification Help Find This For Me Restoration and Repair Sell to Us Other Services. 1-800-REPLACE | My Account. Follow Us. 1-800-REPLACE Designer Program Blog. This Aynsley sugar bowl was part of a sugar and cream jug set given to me by my grandmother in the 1970s. The back markings suggest that it dates from 1939 and might be a second, due to a small flaw in the rim. The jug, which is unfortunately detached from its handle after someone managed to drop it, was perfect, and shows the hand painted gold. Many Aynsley patterns do not have names, but usually have a number which may be handwritten on the base. You may find the name (if any) indexed on the websites of china identification or matching services such as Replacements Ltd. If you found this guide helpful, please click Yes below. Orignal From: Guide to dating Aynsley china. Aynsley China. Aynsley China was a British producer of fine bone china, tableware and commemorative memorabilia, founded in 1775 by John Aynsley in Lane End, Staffordshire. They provided high quality fine china for an astonishing 242 years, being able to establish and build a reputation for beautiful china products which ecompasses skilled.
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Manufacturer List AYNSLEY New Estate China Dinnerware, Tableware, Dinnerware Replacements We have listed the Aynsley A to F patterns in alphabetical order from April Rose to Forever. Over the last 200 plus years Aynsley grew their company into a well-respected company commissioned by royalty and exported to over 70 countries. Queen Victoria granted Aynsley a warrant as supplier to the Royal family because she liked their bone china.
For example, Aynsley numbered patterns 1173 and B971 are also known by named pattern, in these cases Indian Tree and Tudor Maroon respectively. One pattern, 13698, even has two known pattern names Hathaway Rose and Rosedale. Many patterns have both the pattern number and the pattern name such as 7490 Dorchester, 8170 Kent, and 8163 Sherwood. Aynsley Cups and Saucers, 1930s, Pattern 602. A set of four Aynsley cups and saucers, John Aynsley, pattern 602, circa 1930s, the flat demitasse cup & saucer set with pale yellow, green, blue and pink swirl patterns and painted flowers inside, each stamped to the underside, height 5.5 cm, (cups)…
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H. Aynsley & Co. This unique tea set is clearly stamped "H. Aynsley & Co, Ltd. Stoke on Trent." Two of the tea cups are pink, and one is green; however, they clearly go together because the same beautiful rose is in the centre of each plate and inside the rim of the cup. Herbert James Aynsley was the son of John Aynsley and started his own. AYNSLEY FIGURINE, KITTENWhite glossy fine bone china cat in Wild Tudor pattern and hand painted gold nose, and eyes. Aynsley backstamp and sticker. #RoyalDoulton #WildTudor #BoneChina #Cat #Kitten Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 3.5"L x 1.5"W x 3.75"H Manufacturer: Aynsley China Country of Origin: England Condition: Good
