Grimwades was a pottery manufacturer based in Stoke-on-Trent, England, that operated from 1900 to 1964. The company was founded by Leonard Lumsden Grimwade, who had previously worked for the famous pottery firm Wedgwood.

Grimwades initially produced a wide range of pottery, including dinnerware, vases, and decorative items, but they soon became known for their high-quality earthenware teapots. These teapots were popular in England and were exported around the world, particularly to the United States.

In the early 20th century, Grimwades began to produce a line of pottery called "Royal Winton," which was produced from the early 20th century until the 1960s. The pottery is known for its brightly colored and whimsical designs, which were inspired by the Art Deco movement of the time.

Royal Winton pieces were typically made of earthenware and were often decorated with intricate patterns, florals, or scenes from nature. Some of the most more...

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Signed Royal Winton 'Anemone' vase, height 16 cm approx

Royal Winton Anemone Vase - 16cm Height

Signed Royal Winton 'Anemone' vase, height 16 cm approx

A signed hand painted Royal Winton oversized 'Anemone'…

Hand-painted Royal Winton Anemone Breakfast Cup & Saucer

A signed hand painted Royal Winton oversized 'Anemone' breakfast cup with saucer

Royal Winton 'Anemone' teaset comprising of 6 trios, a cake…

Royal Winton Anemone Teaset with 14 pieces

Royal Winton 'Anemone' teaset comprising of 6 trios, a cake plate, milk jug and sugar bowl

Royal Winton 'Old Cottage Chintz' butter dish together with a…

Chintz Butter Dish and Anemone Bowl Set

Royal Winton 'Old Cottage Chintz' butter dish together with a Winton 'Anemone' bowl