Queens China Staffordshire George Warrilow and Sons England c 1900 John Sinclair Ltd characters and places

characters and places

Classic black finish with gold-tone fittings

The script appears to be handwritten and decorative rather than purely functional

The long lasting 14 carat gold Duro nibs are an integral part of their success along with their beautiful colour schemes and finishes

making them ideal for collectors of 20th-century writing instruments

Queens China Staffordshire George Warrilow and Sons England c 1900 John Sinclair Ltd characters and placesQueens China Staffordshire George Warrilow and Sons England c 1900 The mark on the back indicates pre 1928 and after 1892 George Warrilow (& Sons) (Ltd) China manufacturer at the Park Place Works, Longton (1887 88) then from 1889 at the Queens Pottery, Longton, Stoke on Trent, England. George Warrilow was in partnership with James Herbert Cope at the Wellington Works, Stafford Street, Longton from 1880 until they parted ways in 1887. Cope remained at