Small Antique 1906-1910 Atkin Brothers Silver Plated Edwardian Era Creamer Antique Their aim was to provide

Their aim was to provide attractive and strong china with distinct patterns made for the tastes of the individual markets that they serviced

Manufactured from stainless steel and in very good condition

The Chetwynd pattern displays a series of adorable polka dots along a scalloped and fluted rim followed by a weave work motif embossed in the porcelain itself then a garland of tan leaves with gorgeous yellow and orange-red tulips in the process of blooming

A gorgeous fine porcelain tea plate

Small Antique 1906-1910 Atkin Brothers Silver Plated Edwardian Era Creamer Antique Their aim was to provideThis creamer displays a fluted design along the base with a rolled rim. The creamer is fitted with a distinctly art deco styled handle. The firm was originally established by Thomas law in the mid 18th century and was succeeded by Henry Atkin and John Oxley trading as Atkin, Oxley & Co. In 1840 Henry Atkin continued to trade alone as Henry Atkin & Co., Sheffield. After his death his brothers Harry, Edwin and Frank continued the business as Atkin