Susie Cooper Dresden Spray Breakfast Trio Enamelware James Colclough was one of

James Colclough was one of the earliest co-op traders in Stoke-On-Trent and in 1901 the Co-operative Society was then officially founded in Burslem

the tea plate is in good condition

Lombardy pattern which was released in the early 1920’s and discontinued at the beginning of the 1930’s

The items were manufactured and released during the 1940s by Simpsons Potters Ltd

In 1997 Libbey Inc

Susie Cooper Dresden Spray Breakfast Trio Enamelware James Colclough was one ofSusan Vera "Susie" Cooper OBE was a prolific English ceramic designer working in the Stoke on Trent pottery industries from the 1920s to the 1980s. Dresden Spray was first introduced in 1935 as pattern number 1001. Originally designed for Harry Wood of Wood &Sons, he decided that the pattern was too difficult to reproduce as a lithograph. Susie decided to produce the design herself and ended up with one of her best selling patterns. This item is a