H. Aynsley & Co.
Key Details:
• Maker: H. Aynsley & Co., England
• Pattern: Crinoline Lady (hand-painted transferware scene)
• Colour: Speckled blue with gilt accents
• Shape: Scalloped square dish
• Dimensions: Approx. 17 cm across
• Material: Fine earthenware
• Period: Circa 1930s–1940s
• Backstamp: H. Aynsley & Co England (pre-1950s mark)
• Origin: Made in Longton, Staffordshire, England
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Mini Story:
A charming piece of English cottageware from the 1930s, this Aynsley “Crinoline Lady” dish captures the romantic imagery popular between the wars — a genteel lady in a garden framed by pastel cottages and flowers. The blue mottled glaze and gilt trim make it an elegant accent for a dressing table, tea tray or collector’s display.
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Condition:
Condition: Fair to Good – see notes below.
• Displays overall crazing consistent with age.
• Colours remain vivid and the gilt is largely intact.
• No cracks or chips detected.
• Backstamp clear; minor age staining to base.
A well-preserved vintage Aynsley example with wonderful character and patina.
📸 Photos form part of the description – please examine closely.
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Postage & Handling:
📦 Carefully packaged to ensure safe arrival.
Combined postage available – contact us prior to purchase for a revised invoice.
International shipping available on request.
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