Antique Set Of William Rodgers Bone Handle Knives In Original Box Tableware The under plates are in

The under plates are in very good vintage condition and can still function perfectly

Seller’s Tip: Mix and match this item with any of our single cups and single tea plates available on the site to create a beautifully assembled tea trio

yellow and pink flowers bloom against a gently yellowed background while the centre of the platter is white

This interesting pattern has often been compared to the Ming rose as well as Indian Tree in its general appearance

Antique Set Of William Rodgers Bone Handle Knives In Original Box Tableware The under plates are inThe firm of William Rodgers was established in 1830 and appears to have ceased trading in the 1870s. The firm used the trade mark I cut my way with an image of a mincing knife (An Ulu An inuit skinning knife). According to research John Clark took over the trade mark I cut my way and the William Rodgers name in 1911. In 1980 the Egginton Group took over the I cut my way mark. William Rodgers is also the firm associated with manufacturing the Fairbairn