S. Hancock & Sons Coronaware. Is this 1920's or 30's?

Hi all, i usually don't buy this kind of stuff for resale but this was just PRETTY. Hand Painted And there was no damage at less than $2.00

Mikey

 

I'd suggest mid 30's. See this entry about the firm from "The Potteries" site.

http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/501.htm

 

Thanks Susan. I hadn't seen that site. So it makes it before 1935.
Mikey

 

I guess so. I thought it interesting that they changed the name of the works to which they moved (just before going out of business for the last time) to the Corona Works.

 

They were obviously struggling and maybe the rent was cheaper lol

 

This is what replacements shows. Could be the same but only a pattern # no name

https://www.replacements.com/p/sampson-hancock-sons-7202-flat-cup-saucer-set/hac7202/90227941

 

A very different shape, but similar flowers. I don't think close enough to be a match, though.

 

I think I have enough to get by listing it. Thanks for your help.

 

Any time.

 

You're RIGHT!!!! VERY PRETTY!!!! And I like your set better!!!

 

Me Too!

 

The pattern number looks like upside down Y105, listed on the R site but not shown.