Coalport & Wedgewood Replacement China
Coalport is one of Britain's oldest and most celebrated
fine bone china makers, established on the banks of the
River Severn in Shropshire in the late 18th century. Renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, delicate gilding and richly decorated patterns, Coalport pieces are among the most collectable British china ever produced.In 1967 Coalport was acquired by the Wedgwood Group,
and many beloved Coalport patterns continued under the Wedgwood name. You will often find the same pattern carrying a Coalport backstamp on earlier pieces and a
Wedgwood backstamp on later ones — both are genuine, both are beautiful, and both are fully compatible as replacement pieces within the same set.
Our China Condition Guide
Every piece of replacement china at Storie is individually inspected and graded before listing. Here is exactly what our condition grades mean so you know precisely what you are receiving before you buy.
Never used. No marks of any kind. As new.
No chips, cracks or crazing. May have extremely
light utensil marks only visible in certain light. Gilt fully intact. The best grade for pre-owned china.
No chips or cracks. Light crazing to the glaze may be present — this is a natural characteristic of age,
not damage. Light utensil marks. Gilt may show minor wear to edges. Pattern fully intact.
No chips or cracks. Crazing present. Noticeable utensil marks or light staining. Gilt wear visible.
Fully functional and displayable.
Minor flea bite chip to foot rim only — not visible when displayed. Or significant crazing and staining.
Pattern intact. Structurally sound. Priced accordingly.
Crack, hairline or visible chip present. Suitable for display only — not for food use. Always clearly photographed and described. Honestly priced.
Every piece is photographed in full including the base backstamp. Please study all photographs carefully — what you see is exactly what you will receive.
Can't find your pattern? Contact us — we source to order.
