Sold for A$35
1. O. S. N. Co. Ash Tray and Vesta Holder. Royal Doulton, England. (Orient Steam Navigation Company) 2. O. S. S. Co. Small Cream Jug. Mason's, England. (Overseas Shipping Services Co.) 3. Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers China Saucer. Royal Doulton. Perseus. 4. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company Cake Stand. Bakewell Bros., England. 5. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company Cake Stand. Bakewell Bros., England. 6. Port Line Butter Dish. Hammersley & Co., England. 7. Port Line Side Plate. Grindley, England, Hercules Vitrified. . Hotelware. Shipping. Various Various. 1910s - 1970s
N/A. (N/A). 1. VG. The Orient Steam Navigation Company, also known as the Orient Line, was a British shipping company with roots going back to the late 18th century. From the early 20th century onwards, an association began with P&O which became 51% shareholder in 1919 and culminated in the Orient Line being totally absorbed into that company in 1966. 18 x 9 mm flat chip under base edge. Making split or two to be found. Some crazing throughout. 2. Mint. Some grime which will clean off. Apart from that, just some crazing from manufacture. 3. VG. A bit of wear around the gold leaf around the rim. Some scratches and wear to be found. 4. EXC. From the famous P&O Line. Two or three little glaze flakes to outer rim. Some light scratches and minor marks. Shipping line details are under the base. 5. NM. From the famous P&O Line. Just some light scratches and minor marks. Shipping line details are under the base. 6. Mint. All I can see is fingerprints! 7. EXC. Some scratches. Typical making marks under the rim. Estimate: $50-100
