Cauldon Place Works
Early tea and breakfast shape with moulded coronet reserves
For tea wares of similar shape without the moulding click here.
For dessert wares with moulded coronet reserves click here.
Job Ridgway & Sons
Pattern 2/823
The coffee cup is 68mm tall and 81mm diameter. The handle protrudes 25mm. Bone china.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/829
The Trio. Bone china.
The saucer is 148mm in diameter.
The tea cup is 59mm tall and 95mm in diameter. The handle protrudes 23mm.
The coffee cup is 68mm tall and 81mm in diameter. The handle protrudes 22mm.
Photos © Angela Grant 2019
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Pattern 2/835
The sugar box is 135mm tall, 180mm across handles, and 150mm broad. Bone china.
The slop bowl is 88mm tall and 165mm in diameter. Bone china.
The breakfast cup and saucer. Bone china.
The breakfast saucer is 162mm in diameter.
The breakfast cup is 68mm tall and 110mm in diameter. The handle protrudes 25mm.
Photos © Angela Grant 2019
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Pattern 2/836
The teapot is 163mm tall, 273mm spout to handle, and 163mm broad. Bone china.
Some damage to spout and the butterfly has been off and glued back on.
Photos © Angela Grant 2019
The oval dish is 325mm long and 247mm wide. Bone China.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009
The eggcup is 50mm tall. Bone china.
The eggcup has no pattern number, but the decoration and moulding matches the teapot so well there can be no doubt.
Photos © Paul Mooney 2022
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Pattern 2/845
The saucer is 148mm in diameter; the tea cup is 59mm tall and 98mm in diameter, and the handle protrudes 28mm.
Now this proves that you should not believe everything you read on the bottom of a piece of china. Yes, both cup and saucer bear the number 2/245 and not 2/845. However, I already have an example of 2/245 and it is London shape and the decoration is nothing like this. The mystery was solved by finding an odd saucer of the same pattern that clearly had 2/845 written underneath.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/852
A very similar pattern to 2/835, but comparison with the breakfast saucer above indicates that this pattern has slightly less gilt.
The large saucer dish in 210mm in diameter and 30mm deep. Bone china.
Photos © Jonathan Charles Purt 2024
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Pattern 2/854
This appears to be the same pattern as pattern 2/842 but with the addition of a gilt edge line.
The large saucer dish is 208mm in diameter.
The saucer is 143mm in diameter; the tea cup is 59mm high and 97mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 28mm.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/886
The small saucer dish is 185mm in diameter.
The number appears to have been written as 2/986 and then been altered to 2/886. I do not have an example of 2/986 to check with. As all three pieces of the trio are clearly numbered 2/886, I am assuming that is the correct number. If anyone has an example of 2/986 I would be grateful for a photo or description.
The saucer is 145mm in diameter; the tea cup is 59mm high and 99mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 29mm; the coffee cup is 69mm high and 78mm in diameter and the handle protrudes 27mm.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009
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Pattern 2/971
The coffee cup is 68mm tall and 80mm diameter. The handle protrudes 27mm. Bone china.
Photos © Angela Grant 2009