Which bone china to collect when there are so many choices?

Apart from the pretty bone china that really take your fancy, there are a few backstamp issues to look for. Staffordshire or not? England vs Made in England? Lion and Crown or not? Under glaze or Transferware? And what about Australian St KIlda c1963 - Royal Doulton???

[@PotteriesAuthor]

I love your ironstone peices. My Great Great Grandfather, Samuel Bevington was a Potter in Hanley, Stoke on Trent and one of my prized possesions is an ironstone meat platter that he made in business with his son, John Bevingon.

[@yolandaponkers1581]

You have such lovely pieces and a charming personality!

[@JoiskiMe]

I just collect fine bone China because I want to use it to experience my meals better, hahaha. Just got a nice, new couple of demitasse cups from the Wedgwood Hibiscus collection and I'm enjoying them!

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

Thank you. I have some pieces that say Ireland or Germany too plus England etc from my grandmother's and mother. ❤ love the pieces you have.

[@Metkafu888]

Thank you for sharing this I have some nice bone china with those marks and plan on increasing my collection this is very helpful and informative. Omg that gold teapot is lovely.

[@Cheyi12]

Thank you for the insight!!

[@nikitaamerie]

Lovely video! Informative and helpful to a china collector! I come across good finds in the uk but I never looked for china while living in australia!

[@jeanettebuckman830]

I have the whole set except for the teapot but I have a coffee pot .All except cups are stamped with either Classic Australia or Fine Bone China St Kilda

[@SpeakEnglishWithMary]

Thanks a lot!

[@patriciasampson9042]

I have 2-4 sets of Pyrex bowls and a butter dish. Pink/white and red, green, white and yellow

[@renatoespinoza8792]

I love this i found a 2 big bowls from Royal Patent Ironstone George & Sons and i discovered that it has more than 100 years. Im spechless love it

[@brendastraley8829]

Life is short, drink out of your tea cup.

[@vlogging2506]

Oh I have the same st kilda set! My boyfriend got them for me from Vinnies store! I don't have the teapot set but I have the tall coffee pot!

[@butterflypeter]

hi megan its called the royal warrant

[@susyg7061]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful pieces. I just purchased a 22kt gilded gold tea cup set from Park Ave China. It looks similar to the gold tea cup you showed. Do you know if the glaze may contain lead?

[@26twinboy]

I have some piece h.4807 it has the lion and crown and made in england

[@Vidacali]

What about Myott Meakin Stoke On Trent, England. Can’t find a lot of information on it

[@helenalovelock1030]

Do you know where I can get back stamps Authenticated?

[@jamesdalton3082]

It's called the Royal Warrant, and it signifies that that producer supplies some member of the Royal Family.

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

Burslem, Fenton, Hanley, Longton, Stoke and Tunstall = 6 towns

[@barondeficit1081]

2:17 That's an ashtray! Also, may I ask something? Is Royal Albert valuable in terms of age? I have a pretty small Royal Albert old country roses collection and I've done some research online and found out that mine are from 1962 - 1974, but I wanna know if mine are worth it.

[@barondeficit1081]

@Millicient Aspinet It looks like it

[@user-je7qb2uo2o]

Paragon

[@ericakane01]

just wondering why you wouldnt ever drink out of it?

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

I'm guessing to keep it in perfect condition.

[@sheilalines1124]

Helo

[@chriswatkin5476]

The Shelley tray is 1930s.

[@ellenalexanderstapleton7259]

Haviland Lemogege France

[@sosrnp9074]

DO YOUBUY CHINA?