#1828 Midwinter England porcelain tea strainer with a floral pattern.

2”x5” no chips or cracks. Midwinter pottery was a prominent English ceramics manufacturer founded in Burslem, Staffordshire, in 1832. The company became particularly renowned for its innovative designs and collaborations with designers like Terence Conran and Jessie Tait, especially during the mid-20th century. Their pieces often featured bold patterns and modern aesthetics, making them highly collectible.

Midwinter produced a wide array of tableware and decorative items, including tea strainers, often adorned with distinctive floral motifs. These pieces were popular in post-war Britain, reflecting a growing interest in stylish and functional homeware. The brand's ability to adapt to changing design trends ensured its lasting appeal among collectors.