Vintage 1930s “Peony Rose” Maling Ware England hand-painted pink floral oval dish

Vintage Maling England  “Peony Rose “ hand-painted pink floral bowl  from Newcastle on Tyne, featuring a Springtime design with a pink lustre and floral pattern.

Additional details include:

• Origin: Made by C.T. Maling & Sons, a pottery established in 1762 in North Hylton near Sunderland, later moving to Newcastle upon Tyne in 1817. 
• Production Era: Maling dominated the utility wares market, particularly earthenware jam jars, until the 1930s. 
• Design: The oval bowl showcases a cream back ground with the distinctive maling ware swirls in pink, and blue, yellow and pink peonies on both sides
• Manufacturing: In the 1850s, Christopher Thompson Maling II introduced machine-made pottery, speeding up production. 
• Recognition: Maling pottery is recognized for its decorative ceramics from the 1920s and 1930s. 
• Dimensions:approximately 25cm/10”in length, 14 cm /6” wide ,5cm/2” high