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The company, a Staffordshire pottery was in existence from the 1880s to 1966. Gina and her husband specialise in collecting “tea for twos” but as the tour of the house revealed they have succumbed to other items of Shelley along the way. After a tour of the displayed china everyone gathered in the garden for cake tea and a lively discourse.
One of the rarest and most sought after pieces of Shelley is a coffee pot of Lady Constance Lytton,
a suffragette, whose outlook fits well with the goals and values of our organisation.