Tube-lining: Blue
Enamels: Scarlet & Goods blue
Lustres: Gold
Glaze: Snow
Frequency Ranking: 20/50
Design Date: 1936
Production Period: 1936 for Edward VIII, 1937 for George VI
Pattern Name: The name Coronation Ware is explicitly recorded in the pattern book
Enamels: Scarlet & Goods blue
Lustres: Gold
Glaze: Snow
Frequency Ranking: 20/50
Design Date: 1936
Production Period: 1936 for Edward VIII, 1937 for George VI
Pattern Name: The name Coronation Ware is explicitly recorded in the pattern book
The blue chequer version is more easy to find than the orange
colourway, but one thing in common with both patterns is the restricted
number of shapes used for Coronation Ware. Apart from the
usual chargers, only modern shapes were used for vases and jugs with no
shape number less than 192 seen. Also, mugs, beakers, ashtray sets and
small plates were very popular.
The key dates for estimating when production occurred for each cypher are that Edward became King on 20th January 1936, he abdicated on 11th December 1936 and the coronation of George was on 12th May 1937.
The key dates for estimating when production occurred for each cypher are that Edward became King on 20th January 1936, he abdicated on 11th December 1936 and the coronation of George was on 12th May 1937.
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| Pattern 4725 Coronation |
