Motto Ware Bowl Ill Blows The Wind Dartmouth Mottoware 1940s Sugar Bowl andiron There is a slight discoloration

There is a slight discoloration on the back of the spoon

The plate is only marked England with the pattern number 981 but is definitely Colclough as I have handled quite a bit of the early production of 981 that starts to be marked in 1908

95 in 1945 according to the owner's library inventory

England 1935-1936 by W

This is a superb bone china cup and saucer made by the New Chelsea

Motto Ware Bowl Ill Blows The Wind Dartmouth Mottoware 1940s Sugar Bowl andiron There is a slight discolorationThis motto ware or mottoware bowl was made by the Dartmouth Pottery of Devon, England and bears the following motto: Ill Blows The Wind That Profits Nobody. The motto ware bowl is decorated with the traditional cottage. The bowl, which may be a sugar basin or bowl, measures 4 inches in diameter by 2. 5 inches high and was made in the 1940 1950s. The bowl could hold paper clips on a desk, rings and jewellery in the bedroom or lemon slices, cream or jam