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Aynsley is one of the best-known names in the Staffordshire Potteries, with a history reaching back to 1775, when it was founded by Master Potter John Aynsley.

 

John Aynsley died in 1829. His grandson, John Aynsley II, established the Portland Works in 1861.  As with a number of other model nineteenth century employers, he was keenly interested in the well-being of his employees and so he established the Portland Works as a model factory.

 

Throughout much of the twentieth century Aynsley remained a family firm producing high quality traditional wares whilst experimenting with modern shapes and designs.

 

Today, their reputation for producing only the finest quality bone china is still evident in every piece, with a luxurious appearance and delicate translucency that belies their outstanding durability.
Aynsley has been honoured to supply specially commissioned dinnerware to Royalty, governments and companies all over the world. Queen Victoria, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ll and his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, have all chosen Aynsley bone china for their homes.

 


www.aynsley.co.uk

 

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Broadfield Court, Bodenham, Herefordshire is a unique venue with around four acres of Old English gardens plus 13 acres of vines, formal David Austin Rose Garden, lawns and walled courtyards.

  

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