Plate given to Miss Eileen Emms by Grace Wilson. The plate is a Johnson Brothers 'Friendly Village' design, specifically the Sugar Maples pattern
Small trinket dish depicting a coloured winter scene with a barn and trees, likely related to maple syrup production
On base of plate in green-blue print, there is a crown with letter U beside it and the words Johnson Bros made in England
cup & saucer where a farewell present to Miss Eileen Emms, Charge Sister Ward 3 (1936) by Staff Nurses of Alfred Hospital when she joined Women's Royal navy Nursing Service during WW 11
Teacup and saucer, a striking medallion pattern (specifically a Double Warrant Bone China Medallion design) in the centre of the saucer and cup interior, surrounded by intricate gold filigree work on a rich burgundy background.
on base of both cup and saucer are the words (in gilt) PARAGON by appointment to HM The Queen & Queen Mary fine bone china England Regd. And two coats of arms. In addition, on the base of saucer (in burgundy) A 822/1 0
Photocopy of a photograph of a white haired woman
