Aynsley Wild Tudor Bone China Bud Vase

This is a vintage Aynsley Wild Tudor fine bone china bud vase.

Aynsley China was founded in 1775 by John Aynsley in Lane End, Stoke-on-Trent, before moving to the Portland Works in Longton in 1861. The firm established a stellar international reputation for producing exquisite fine bone china, earning royal warrants from Queen Victoria, Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth II. Their pieces became synonymous with classic English elegance, delicate craftsmanship, and traditional hand-painted or transferred floral motifs. The 'Wild Tudor' pattern was introduced during the latter half of the 20th century, capturing the enduring popularity of nostalgic botanical designs in domestic tableware and giftware. This pattern characteristically features a vibrant mix of hedgerow flowers, including pansies, roses, and cornflowers, rendered against a crisp white bone china body. Such decorative pieces were widely produced as affordable luxury items and remain popular among collectors of vintage English porcelain.

• Period: Late 20th Century
• Origin: Stoke-on-Trent, England