New Stock Alert - Discontinued China Just Added - 26/03/26

We’ve added another varied selection of discontinued china and replacement pieces this week, including the ever-popular Adams Meadowlands, classic Hornsea Cornrose, and a mix of Denby favourites such as Halo, Troubador and Truffle.

Take a look below to see if your pattern is amongst the latest arrivals:

• Adams "Meadowlands" - Tea Cups, Tea Saucers, Sugar Bowl
  A fresh and elegant green design, Meadowlands continues to be a firm favourite for everyday use.
• Boots "Hanover Green" - Tea Cups, Tea Saucers, Tea Plates
• Churchill "Kabul" - Breakfast Cups & Saucers, Dessert/Fruit Bowls
• Denby "Everyday Mushroom" - Stackable Tea Cups
  A practical and understated Denby range, well suited to everyday dining.
  
• Denby "Halo" - Mug
• Denby "Troubador" - Soup/Breakfast Cups, Gravy Dish, Large Saucers
• Denby "Truffle" - Dinner Plate
• Hornsea "Cornrose" - Tea Service, Coffee Service, Jugs
  A nostalgic and widely collected Hornsea pattern, popular with both collectors and everyday users.
  
• Johnson Bros "Born To Shop" - Small Mug (Gin & Tonic Diet)
• Johnson Brothers "La Rochelle" - Salt & Pepper
• Marks & Spencer "Harvest" - Soup/Cereal Bowls, Tea Cups & Saucers, Tea Plates
• Poole Pottery "Broadstone" - Dinner Plate
• Royal Doulton "Carnation" - Tea Cups & Saucer
• Royal Worcester "Classic White" - Espresso Cups & Saucers
• Royal Worcester "Evesham Gold" - Jumbo Cup & Saucer, Coulis Jug & Stand
  A long-standing and highly recognisable design, particularly popular for serving and kitchenware.
  

Whether you’re looking to replace a single broken piece or continue building a full set, these newly added items may be just what you’ve been waiting for.

👉 Simply click on the links above to view availability and order online, or call our freephone customer service line on 0800 772 3428 and we’ll be happy to help.

💡 This Week’s Tip

If you’re searching for a particular pattern, don’t forget to explore our growing library of guides, including How to Identify Your China Pattern and How to Date Your China Using Backstamps. Both can be really helpful when narrowing things down.