John William Ridgway was an English porcelain manufacturer who, along with his

 brother William, ran the John & William Ridgway pottery business in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. The brothers took over their father Job Ridgway's pottery works in 

1814 and continued to operate until 1830.

Their factory produced fine bone china, porcelain, and enamel items, including tea sets, cups, saucers, and jugs. The Ridgway pottery is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and elegant designs. After 1830, the brothers went their separate ways, with John continuing at the Cauldon Place works and William moving to the Bell Works.

Date marked for c1830

Pattern 2/2102


Measures
Tea Cup ~3 & 3/4" or 9.5cm diameter 2 & 1/4" or 5.8cm height
Coffee Cup~3 & 1/4" or 8.2cm diameter 2 & 7/8" or 7.2cm height
Saucer~5 & 7/8" or 15cm diameter

Condition: In good condition. There is a very small hairline on the coffee cup rim which can be inspected on the images provided. All pieces have very fine crazing. Overall the gilt is in good condition.
No cracks chips or restoration to note.

Antique items over 100 years old are will likely have small signs of age, previous use or manufacturing marks that are not damages. 

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