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- A Tradition of excellence - Favoured and chosen bone china by successive royal family of England
John Aynsley Ⅰ was a mine operator in Staffordshire in the eighteen century. The theme of his products was mainly sports and political events,
and he produced mostly beer mugs with transferred pictures. He died at Lane End on 26th February 1829, aged seventy seven. His obituary notice says, "One of the first manufacturers of porcelain in Lane End and the first lusterer". John Aynsley Ⅱ John Aynsley Ⅱ was very good at forecasting ahead of its time. In the time of
John Aynsley Ⅱ who was a owner and
a skillful craftman, Aynsley expanded very well. It is said that Queen Victoria liked the design very much, and so Aynsley was deluged with orders from nobility following royalty. As a result, production went behind. In addition, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth II and The Prince of Wales have all chosen Aynsley bone china for their homes. Popular Product Lines
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