
c. 1941–1946
Rosina Queens China
Longton, England
Marks previously used by George Warrilow & Son continued during this period.
Pottery & porcelain
Longton, England, United Kingdom · 1941–1988 · 8 marks.

c. 1941–1946
Longton, England
Marks previously used by George Warrilow & Son continued during this period.





Undated
Established 1875 refers to predecessor George Warrilow & Son, not first use of this mark.
bone china · Longton, England
Rosina and Queen’s China names were retained from the predecessor company.

Undated
Established 1875 refers to predecessor George Warrilow & Son, not first use of this mark.
bone china · Longton, England
Rosina and Queen’s China names were retained from the predecessor company.

Undated
Established 1875 refers to predecessor George Warrilow & Son, not first use of this mark.
bone china · Longton, England
Rosina and Queen’s China names were retained from the predecessor company.
Around 1941 Oswald and Derek Shufflebottom acquired George Warrilow & Son at the Queen’s Pottery in Longton and renamed it Rosina China Co. Ltd. Production was concentrated with A. B. Jones during the wartime scheme while Rosina retained its identity. Rosina merged with Elizabethan Fine Bone China in 1987, operated temporarily as Crownford Holdings in 1988 and became Crownford China Co. Ltd. in January 1989.