Category:Nelros
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[[File:Aynsley-nelros-booklet-1.jpg|thumb|300px|right|A page from the instruction booklet for the Nelros Cup of Fortune]] | [[File:Aynsley-nelros-booklet-1.jpg|thumb|300px|right|A page from the instruction booklet for the Nelros Cup of Fortune]] | ||
[[File:Aynsley-nelros-book-c4.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Nelros advertisement for the Good Luck srange, indicating that the pottery manufacturer is Aynsley]] | [[File:Aynsley-nelros-book-c4.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Nelros advertisement for the Good Luck srange, indicating that the pottery manufacturer is Aynsley]] | ||
| - | + | Nelros was a china ware designer and marketer specializing in novelty ware in the era between 1900 and 1920. The name Nelros is probably a combination of two first names or surnames. All Nelros products were manufactured by [[:Category:Aynsley|Aynsley]], and after Neros ceased business, some of the Nelros products continued to be manufactured and sold as Aynsley ware. | |
| - | In addition to two lines of divinatory and magical cups -- the [[Good Luck]] and the [[Cup of Fortune]] | + | In addition to two lines of divinatory and magical cups -- the [[Good Luck]] and the [[Cup of Fortune]] -- Nelros also marketed a series of delicate cup and saucer combinations in whch the saucer was extended to hold a tea cake or small sandwich. These sets, officially called "At Home" sets, but also colloquially referred to as "tennis," or "sandwich" sets, were usually decorated with floral patterns. One is shown here, despite the fact that it is not a tasseomancy set. |
[[Category: Aynsley]] | [[Category: Aynsley]] | ||
Revision as of 17:53, 8 August 2017
Nelros was a china ware designer and marketer specializing in novelty ware in the era between 1900 and 1920. The name Nelros is probably a combination of two first names or surnames. All Nelros products were manufactured by Aynsley, and after Neros ceased business, some of the Nelros products continued to be manufactured and sold as Aynsley ware.
In addition to two lines of divinatory and magical cups -- the Good Luck and the Cup of Fortune -- Nelros also marketed a series of delicate cup and saucer combinations in whch the saucer was extended to hold a tea cake or small sandwich. These sets, officially called "At Home" sets, but also colloquially referred to as "tennis," or "sandwich" sets, were usually decorated with floral patterns. One is shown here, despite the fact that it is not a tasseomancy set.
Subcategories
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Pages in category "Nelros"
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