Ceramic Sugar Bowl – Windsor Green Pattern

This vintage ceramic sugar bowl from the mid-20th century belongs to the Windsor Green series by Ridgway Staffordshire. Shaped like a small amphora with decorative side handles, it is crafted from durable ironstone porcelain and decorated with a green transferware pattern of festoon and floral motifs. Marked on the base with the original underglaze stamp Ridgway Staffordshire England – Windsor, this collectible ceramic pottery piece embodies the elegance of British tableware from the 1950s–1960s. Light damage is visible at the base (minor flaw or hairline crack), yet it remains a charming and decorative item.

Product details:

• Overall dimensions: Height 3″, Diameter 3 1/2" excluding handle and spout
• Technique: Green transferware on ironstone china
• Origin: Staffordshire, England
• Date: Mid‑20th century
• Signature: Marked “Ridgway Staffordshire England – Windsor” (underglaze green stamp)
• Condition: Minor flaw or hairline crack at the base; otherwise decorative and collectible

Produced by Ridgway Potteries Ltd, a renowned Staffordshire manufacturer with roots tracing back to the early 19th century and the historic J. & W. Ridgway works. The company was a key figure in English ceramics, known for its high-quality export and domestic wares.

The “Windsor” pattern continues the tradition of the earlier Windsor Festoon design from the 1830s, inspired by Regency-era ornamentation and valued for its refined, botanical detailing.