Bone China Query - Renaissance - made in England

by steve
(UK)

Bone China Query - Renaissance - made in England:- Hi,please can you help me. I am trying to find out about 2 figures i have purchased. They are made by Renaissance fine bone china made in England.


with regards

Steve Jones.

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Reply by Peter (admin)

to Bone China Query - Renaissance - made in England

Hi Steve

"Renaissance fine bone china" is not a well known traditional UK maker, so is likely a made up name for marketing purposes.

It might just be a brand name of off-the-page direct mail retailers Franklyn Mint. Ring them to verify.

Hope this helps.
Peter (admin)

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re your enquiry about renaissance pottery
by: Anonymous

the factory was in fenton near longton in stoke on trent they made one off products for people who could afford them .like knight,s on horse back jousting one of which i saw,it would be for sale in the thousand,s it was made perfect down to the last detail.they also made the petite lady collection i have one named vanessa she is signed R W Zaton.1976 i don,t know what she is worth the factory was only in business for a short while hope this helps .

Renaissance Figures
by: Steve Jones

Thanks for the information, I have been collecting Royal Doulton,Coalport, Royal Worcester and Wedgwood figurines for many years but have only reacently come across these Renaissance figures of which I now have purchased six in total as the quality is on par with the above. I have also just started a collection of Francesca Bone China Figurines and I am trying to find out more information with regards to these.

Regards Steve

Renaissance figurines
by: Anonymous

Hi Steve

I have 2 figurines which were presents give to me in the 1980s. One is called Polly and the other is Sally Ann- if you would be interested in buying them and you like to see photos please send me your email address.

Kind regards

Michelle

Kathy figurine renainsonce
by: Gloria

i have a figurine written on the bottom is Kathy also Frank Sark?? I also inherited some doulton figurines but Kathy seems to be the oldest can you help .

bone china very old
by: Barbaranonymous

Can't.fine a price or pictures of bone china from Lngland. maybe 110 years old ..I would like to fine old book or know where to look

Renaissance Pottery
by: Jennie

Hi Steve
We too were given a figure back in 1982. This is called "Jane" and has the initials MS 82. We were told at the time that it was rare as only 12 were made but we didn't take much notice at the time but I do know that the factory does not exist any more

Rare piece of pottery
by: Elaine gooldAnonymous

I have the skater by Renaissance if anyone would like to purchase it very rare piece I would be open to offers . I live in Stoke on trent

Bone china NEW
by: Gloria

I have a figurine petite ladies
Renassance
Pure English bone China
Katrina ma 77
R u interested

Bone china NEW
by: Gloria

I have a figurine petite ladies
Renassance
Pure English bone China
Katrina ma 77
R u interested

Bone china NEW
by: Gloria

I have a figurine petite ladies
Renassance
Pure English bone China
Katrina ma 77
R u interested

inherited a figurine NEW
by: Adam

hi I've just inherited one of these petite ladies figurines it has a tga 77 signed onto the bottom of it with the name laura I've looked over the Internet researching about her and cannot find nothing could anyone be of any help in giving me some information about the peice and a bit of a valuation as I don't know whether I should get her insured if anyone could be kind enough to let me know or contact me by phone on +4407982101354 would be very much appreciated

Renaissance bone China
by: Kevin

I have a renaissance figurine called polly just looking at comments I was wandering if you have found out more many thanks kevin

Information on renaissance NEW
by: Michael

I recently purchased a renaissance lady calls Colette ms 90 any information on how rear they are should I insure this piece

Figurine
by: Anonymous

Hi I’ve recently acquired a figurine called Victoria, underneath it’s stam says Francesca could you please tell me the maker. It is very well made and looks lovely. Thankyou in anticipation.
Regards Ms S Wild

Renaissance - made in England
by: David

Ok i hope this helps Renaissance was a company formed by wedgwood and run by them. all the pieces they made where modeled and painted by wedgwood artist ect they closed there doors in 1979 in 1980 the moulds ect where taken on and produced by a company in longton and they stopped making and trading the name Renaissance in around 1990 i moved to stoke on trent with my father Charles w Skilton around that time we bought the moulds ect and started to produce them there was hundreds anything from wildlife ladies birds even huge twin handled vase the limited edition stuff moulds where there too Lavarde (a huge piece 2 knights jousting on horse back 98 moulds to make this piece alone ) that was advertised on tv in the middle of the 70s.
i have over 50 original (pre 1980)pieces in my own collection unfairly only the stuff limited addition has any collectors value and still not that much if your item was painted by baily on the back stamp it holds a little more value than others
i hope this info help if you have any items you need help with please ask
dvdskilton@email.com

Renaissance factory
by: Anonymous

The company that I worked for supplied the casting slip to Renaissance. I regularly delivered the slip to their factory in Wood Street, Longton, Stoke on Trent. ST3 1EA. It is still there and is on the corner of Grafton Street. Howard Wedgewood was no relation to Josiah Wedgwood or his descendants, notice the difference in the spelling of their surnames. As far as I am aware this is the only factory that they had and were there for about ten years.

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