Ninjafossils
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I found this china by my 1750-1950 site in pieces. It says "old castle W England". Any ideas?
20th century English tea cup
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The W is for wedgwood they have quite a few designs not sure of age though. Google old castle england wedgwood tea cups.
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Ninja. It looks like flow blue transferware. All that means is that it's not handpainted. Here's a link to Ebay of a plate that similar to yours. If you look at the description, you can see its the same mark. Circa pre-1891. I couldn't find this mark
associated with Wedgewood. I'm not positive, but I think it might be Johnson Brothers.
England Old Castle Flow Blue Plate | eBay
associated with Wedgewood. I'm not positive, but I think it might be Johnson Brothers.
England Old Castle Flow Blue Plate | eBay
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