1933-1942 Vintage Hollinshead & Kirkham, Tunstall Side / Salad Plate Art & Craft all with a beaded handle

all with a beaded handle design and 6 faux bone handle knives from different cutlers

Milk jug height of handle: 9

Tea was sometimes stored in elaborate boxes or containers called tea caddies

during the early 1940’s and has since been discontinued

generally a mark used by a variety of cutlers which flourished in the Sheffield area around the 1940’s to 1960’s and were eventually taken over by the larger and more popular cutlers such as Mappin & Webb etc

1933-1942 Vintage Hollinshead & Kirkham, Tunstall Side / Salad Plate Art & Craft all with a beaded handleHollinshead & Kirkham, otherwise known as H & K Tunstall (1870 1956) were originally from Burslem in Staffordshire, UK (1870 1876) and moved their pottery works to nearby Tunstall in 1876. In 1890 they took over the Unicorn Works pottery. The pottery was incorporated into the Johnson Bros Group in 1956. In the early 1920's designer Harold Growcott joined the pottery and designed a range of hand painted designs on porcelain. The designs featured an