Royal Creamware Ornament- Victorian Boot

Product Information

The range of tasteful dressing table creamware ornaments, includes a ballroom slipper with a shell shaped front and includes piercing to the toe and heel, a ballroom slipper with buckle with piercing to the toe, heel and buckle, a ballroom slipper with buckle unpierced and a Victorian Boot with embossed decoration.

Please Note: (Each sold separately)

A pretty range of ornaments for the bedroom or the sideboard.

Dimensions:

• Shell Front: Height 2 ¼"(5.5cm)
• Buckle (Pierced): Height 2 ¼"(5.5cm)
• Buckle (Unpierced): Height 2"(5cm)
• Boot: Height 4 ½"(11.5cm)

Royal Creamware was last produced by Royal Winton 'Grimwades' in Longton Stoke on Trent, England during the early 2000's. This item is from the last batch manufactured and we hold all the remaining stock at World Wide Shopping Mall.

Short History of Creamware.

With its original roots in Leeds, Classical Creamware as originally was named, changed its title to Royal Creamware. It then moved to Newton Aycliffe, County Durham in the North of England where it quickly established itself as a leader in pierced ware and creamware production. When the established chintz firm of Grimwades bought out the company, the production moved its base to Longton, which is one of the five pottery towns known as 'The Potteries'.

This handcrafted Leedsware china is highly collectible and was uniquely created to the 18th century specifications. Each piece was individually crafted by the potters in the Royal Creamware factory in England.