Golden Yellow Ceramic Lidded Sugar Bowl & Creamer – Enameled Look Contemporary The use of the name

The use of the name 'FOLEY'  were extensively used on many different marks to 1963

This item is a vintage EPNS jam spoon with a twisted handle and scalloped bowl and handle top

Although this red acrylic bowl is not original to the item (which surely would have been glass or crystal)

it website one of the older (presumably the first) marks used by Yeoman of England

All three items have also been designed with a fluted swirl along the surface and scalloped rims for the tea plate and saucer

Golden Yellow Ceramic Lidded Sugar Bowl & Creamer – Enameled Look Contemporary The use of the nameRather than enameled metal, although with an identical rustic country appearance, this set consists of a ceramic lidded sugar bowl and matching ceramic creamer, each glazed in a golden yellow colour enamel with dark chocolate brown enamel rims and handle splash. The lid of the sugar bowl has been designed with an almost y shaped lid finial, but it could also have been meant to be heart shaped. Both items have a sales label with barcode underneath. The