Royal Sandringham Fine Bone China - Antique Bone China Page Query

by Lesley
(Nottingham, UK)

Royal Sandringham Fine Bone China

Royal Sandringham Fine Bone China - Antique Bone China Page Query: I have a small vase approx 4 inches high with Royal Sandringham fine bone china made in England underneath pottery mark.

I have tried searching for this manufacturer on the net but have not had any success.

Any information would be helpful

Thanks

Lesley

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Answer by Peter (admin)

Hi Lesley

Thanks for your interesting query. You have got me going on this one. There is virtually no English maker I can't look up - even if they are small and I have not heard of them before.

No other English bone china maker query has got me stumped before. However, I can't find anything in my encyclopaedias on Sandringham China and it is the only maker I have never been able to find listed on the excellent Replacements.com online database. The other information online is very scant.

I have found a few pieces of Sandringham bone china for sale at ebay - to find them, go to my China Replacements page and scroll down to the link to eBay (this will get you into the right place for a deep level search)

China Replacements

From there put in this search:

"SANDRINGHAM CHINA" (Include title and description)

There you will see perhaps 7 or 8 items such as classic bone china tea cups and saucers and commemorative plates by a maker called "Sandringham Fine Bone China" (I didn't see any 'Royal Sandringham' at all).

In the mix you will see several of the big makers and famous china manufacturers with items called "Sandringham", ie patterns and different ranges - makers include Wedgwood, Johnson Brothers, Coalport, Royal Worcester, Paragon etc. So they are all at it. Obviously the association with the Royal 'Sandringham' Estate has a good association for the china manufacturers.

To my mind there are two main possibilities of who Sandringham China are. They could be either a sub-brand of another more famous maker like Colclough or Hudson & Middleton (made for a particular purpose). Or they could be a very small maker with a relatively short lived history. My guess would be c.1950 to c.1970.

I would be interested to find out more. Thanks for flagging this one up.

Let's call this one 'work-in-progress'.

Peter (admin)

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Royal Sandringham Fine Bone China - Antique Bone China Page Query

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sandringham china
by: Anonymous

An anonymous visiter has said:-

"Sandringham is made by Wedgewood".

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Further comment by Peter (admin)

Many thanks for your kind contribution.

However, as I said in my main comment, many of the better known china manufacturing names have sub-branding associated with the word "Sandringham" including Wedgwood, Johnson Brothers, Coalport, Royal Worcester, Paragon etc. All of these names except Worcester have been or are part of the Waterford Wedgwood Group.

So it would be inaccurate, in my view, to say "Sandringham is made by Wedgewood".

Perhaps you could say who you are and what your base of knowledge is and expand further.

Thanks

Peter (admin)

Sandringham China
by: Patricia

I just picked up a cup and saucer today from our local thrift store.

It just has the words Sandringham Bone China Made in England on the bottom of both saucer and Cup. Also the gold markings that look like 2007 on the bottom of the cup.

I too, can't find information about this 'company;.

Sandringham China
by: Sandra

I also have a cup and saucer set called the "You & I series" but cannot find anything on the internet regarding this. It looks like it tells a story of a couple who meet and go dancing. The style of the couple I guess from the design looks around the 1950's. Unfortunately I broke a saucer during a house move but wasn't looking to sell the set anyway just to find some history about it. If anyone knows anything about this series I would be very interested.

Thanks

You and I Series
by: Jo

I have two small plates from the You & I Series - Sandringham Fine Bone China. I have been searching for more pieces as I really like them can anyone help?

sandringham fine bone china
by: Silvie

I also have a a Sandringham marker on a saucer. I have an identical saucer marked Windsor- on eBay I found a matching cup, the maker's mark being British Anchor. The pattern of a crinoline lady is called Dainty Miss

You and I series
by: Fiona

I have been searching for more in the Sandringham "You and I" series. I have 4 teacups, 4 saucers and 5 tea plates that belonged to my Grandmother. I would love to own a complete set, if anyone has any more info I would be grateful.

You and I series
by: Maureen

My aunt in Sheffield Yorkshire gave me 6 plates
6 saucers 6 tea cups for my wedding present 50 years ago. have often tried to research the name with no success.This is the first time i have heard anyone else mention them.

ROYAL SANDRINGHAM
by: Anonymous

I HAVE 6 COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS IN YOU & I SERIES
AND WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION BUT CANT SEEM TO FIND ANYTHING

You & I series
by: Melissa

I am finding it difficult to find out anything on this series by Sandringham. I have a teacup and saucer with what looks like a french painter painting a female model. I picked them up at an antique store.

Sangringham bone china
by: Shirley

I have pretty yellow tea cups with a band of pink flowers around the top of them and a gold edge...4 tea cups and 1 saucer that were my grandmothers, they say Sangringham bone china made in England and 1997 written in gold on the bottom....would love to have more of these to make a complete set.

You and I series
by: Anonymous

I came across a small plate of this series today and love it! I wish I could find some more information about the maker etc

addition
by: Anonymous

I am also having the same problem...I need a small cream jug..which has been broken.. from my coffee set.

Royal Albert roses is similar pattern.

I have found a jug on ebay but the pattern is upside down.

You & I Royal Sandringham
by: Dennis

I have 5 cups, saucers and plates which I'd like to sell. PLease contact me below

Dennis have you sold your china?
by: Jo

Hi Dennis I would be very interested in buying this china from you.
Jo
I am not sure how to contact you from the pages

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Peter (admin) says:-

Hi Guys

Just make a comment leaving your email addresses so you can contact one another and I will protect your emails from the dreaded spam-bots by putting in a special code which the spammer's crawlers can't read. If you are in the same country, a telephone number can be useful too.

Sandringham-Pink, Wedgewood Bone China
by: Lynn

I have an 8 dinner plates, cups and saucers, large serving platter, oval serving bowl and gravy boat with the "made in England" mark and the W3510 mark. I can't find anything on the gravy boat or the oval serving bowl, though it has the same markings as the other pieces. Does anyone have any idea what the value is of the gravy boat and serving bowl?

Wedgwood Sandringham
by: Lynn

My Sandringham china is marked as Wedgwood

Sandringham
by: Lynn

Hi, I didn't intend to leave off my name on the previous email referring to 'Sandringham is made by Wedgwood', sorry. My Sandringham fine bone china markings show that it is Wedgwood Fine Bone China made in England. It does not have Royal in the name.

In a previous email I said I have an 8 place setting but also have an oval vegetable bowl and a gravy boat with the same markings but cannot find anything which gives me the value of these 2 pieces.

Thanks
lynn

coalport fine china pattern sandringham
by: Anonymous

I just picked up a teapot and just made a phone call my $7.50 fine at the thrift store is worth $591.00. It is in mint condition. I am still in shock.

sandringham
by: Tamar

I have two cups and from sandrinham fine bone china made in england and has handwritten on bottom 3224 P and the other 3226 G and a plate from roslyn fine bone china series of 6 world famou wheat croft roses no 5 prelude. would these be collector items?

sandringham fine bone china, you and I
by: maryg

I own a complete tea set bought in London 1959, never used .The pattern has a woman in pinkish dress sitting on a park bench ,talking to a man in a blue shirt. there is a blue scottie dog nearby. Any comments appreciated

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