Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles Pink 5Piece Place Setting

Johnson Brothers china has remarkable detail and fine quality, offering variety of patterns from Scenic holiday engravings to more traditional decor. Celebrate the rich heritage of the British Isles with Old Britain Castles...

For the collector or admirer of fine English earthenware, the Old British Castles collection from Johnson Brothers offers a full range of dinnerware and accessories. Each piece depicts a historic British castle set in an 18th-century landscape, with the name of the castle and year of its setting inscribed at the bottom of the scene...

Johnson Brothers has been making fine English tableware for over 100 years. Much loved by collectors and Anglophiles the world over, the classic Old Britain Castles Pink pattern is not only beautiful but also offers a historical tour of an empire...

Introduced in the spring of 2006, the Christmas version of Old Britain Castles makes a handsome accent to the original. Instead of depicting actual historic castles, the holiday dinnerware features an old-fashioned Christmas tree centered on the ivory background of each piece...

Three English brothers named Johnson bought a pottery works in 1882 and renamed it after themselves, and Old Britain Castles was one of their earliest designs. This mug is a modern reproduction of that early castle design, printed in an dusty, antique shade of deep rose on cream-colored English bone china...

Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles-Pink (England 1883) 5 Piece Place Setting - England 1883 Stamp,Pink Castles &Flowers

Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles-Pink (England 1883) 4 Piece Place Setting - England 1883 Stamp,Pink Castles &Flowers

2425620493 Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles Pink china has intricate detail and remarkable quality. Celebrate the rich heritage of the British Isles with Old Britain Castles Pink 5 Piece Place Setting depicts an 18th-century landscape containing an actual castle, with the name of the castle and year of its setting inscribed at the bottom of the scene...