
c. 1941–1950
Fine Bone Roslyn China Made in England
bone china · Longton, England
Azalea is the pattern name. This style was used by predecessor Reid & Co. and continued by Roslyn.
Pottery & porcelain
The name “Roslyn Fine Bone China Sunningdale Made in England” appears among Roslyn China marks on bone china from Longton, England.

c. 1941–1950
bone china · Longton, England
Azalea is the pattern name. This style was used by predecessor Reid & Co. and continued by Roslyn.


c. From 1955
bone china · Longton, England
Periwinkle is the pattern name.



Roslyn China made dinnerware and tea sets at Park Place Works, Longton. The business took that name when Reid & Co. incorporated in 1946 and belonged to the Thomas C. Wild group. It had overseas agents in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The business closed in July 1963 during group rationalization. Roslyn China succeeded Reid & Co at Park Place Works, Longton, when the business became limited in 1946. Part of the Thomas C.
Wild group, it made dinnerware and especially tea sets, with overseas agents in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The Roslyn business closed in July 1963. Reid & Co. was incorporated and renamed Roslyn China in 1946. The Longton manufacturer, part of the Thomas C. Wild group, produced dinnerware and especially tea sets. The business closed in July 1963.