Blue Willow China

Traditional Blue Willow China Pattern

Blue Willow Pattern

An original Chinese pattern named Mandarin was developed in Britain around the 18th century. This blue and white willow pattern has been used by many British Pottery manufacturers, many of which have become famous throughout history. This popular pattern features a main teahouse, willow trees, a boat, a bridge with people crossing, and two love birds. The legend of Blue Willow is about forbidden love between a couple that eventually was transformed into beautiful white doves so they could be together and live in happiness. Blue Willow has been the most popular design of ceramic chinaware.

Blue Willow Chian Pattern

Traditional Blue Willow Chian Pattern

English Blue Willow by Churchill

Churchill, 5-Cup Teapot - Blue Willow Ware

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Churchill, 5-Cup Teapot - Blue Willow Ware

$50.00    Sold Out

Churchill, Blue Willow Ware 8; Soup Dish

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Churchill, Blue Willow Ware 8"; Soup Dish

$12.00    Sold Out

Churchill Blue Willow Ware, Cream & Sugar Set

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Churchill Blue Willow Ware, Cream & Sugar Set

$30.00/set    Sold Out

Churchill, Blue Willow Ware - Saucer Only

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Churchill, Blue Willow Ware - Saucer Only

$5.00    Sold Out

Churchill Blue Willow Ware, Salt and Pepper Set

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Churchill Blue Willow Ware, Salt and Pepper Set

$27.00/set    Sold Out