From 1885 until the 1960s, Grimwades/Royal Winton remained one of Englands steadiest producers of porcelain wares for both the working class and the carriage trade. The firm stayed ahead of its competition in ceramic production, offering cottage and relief ware, souvenir mugs and plates, Rosebud ware, tea sets, coronation pieces, beakers and jugs, hygienic goods and patented cookware. Collectors should find nothing chintzy about this new book, in which author Busby has successfully organized and identified over 500 representative examples of the thousands of Royal Winton products, as well as a description of all their chintz patterns. Complete with 1998 price guide.