Royal Vale Tea Trio With Yellow & Pink Roses Glassware The tin was originally retailed

The tin was originally retailed by Woolworths and contained 225 g of rose geranium and green leaf fragranced soap

The silver plate on the item requires some polishing due to vintage patina and there is some loss of plate

Dishwasher Proof

In 1866 Maw designed and manufactured the first earthenware inhaler and merely changed the shape and design at various stages until 1905

The bowl is designed with a narrower base and wider flared rim

Royal Vale Tea Trio With Yellow & Pink Roses Glassware The tin was originally retailedH J Colclough, Longton 1897 1937 was a china and earthenware manufacturer at the Vale Works, Goddard Street, Longton, Stoke on Trent, England. Herbert Joseph Colclough started business in 1897 and around 1907 moved to the Vale Works in Goddard Street, Longton. In 1913 King George V and Queen Mary visited the Vale Works and the company received a royal licence and 'Royal Vale' was adopted as a trade name. In 1937 the businesses of H J Colclough, Thomas