Sugar & Creamer makers mark ?

I can't make it out.

Made In England
Potters to H M. the Queen....

I was told these were collected in London in the 1960's.....

I think they're really sweet !

Any thoughts...........

 

I think that's Moorcroft:

http://www.antique-marks.com/moorcroft-marks.html

 

so.....1928 to 49....is what it looks like.

Thanks Chuck !

 

They look kind of simple for Moorcroft, since I'm used to all the wonderful flowers !!

 

Absolutely Moorcroft, and very nice. It's their upmarket version of Devon Blue, but I can't remember the pattern name off hand. Not huge value - here, about oh, 50 to 100 dollars, unlike the fancy stuff. (Milk jug, we call that.)

 

Is the pattern name "Powdered Blue?"

The 9th pic in the Moorcroft pics at the top right of the following page. http://www.antiquestradegazette.com/knowledge-bank/moorcroft/

--- Susan

 

Powder Blue! That's it, thank you.

 

Thank you too !
I see the set , but it's missing the creamer.
Mine is way too small to be the milk jug.

Thank you all !
I think I'll use them when guests come a calling !

 

You could get a whole dinner service in this colour/pattern. One set sold at an auction house here a few years ago. But the art pottery is what sells best.

 

Definitely milk, we never did cream in tea. You don't use much milk, so a small jug is fine.

 

Ok then....milk jug it is !
So...no coffee then...eh ?

 

Yes, but we didn't do cream with that, either.