Featured Jubilee china

I grabbed these two cheeky little fellas the other day. A bit vulgar but maybe collectable. Struggling to find a reference to jubilee china as the keyword jubilee creates a lot of irrelevant results.

 

I can imagine. Maybe if you google "porcelain pixie on goose"?

 

My quick google turned up nada, but this might be a factory that makes commemorative ware as well as tea wares. That type of backstamp is seen on Staffordshire china from say, the 1950s on up. I can't remember exactly when "fine bone china" was added to some backstamps.

 

I have found similar items with some keywords, elves, Christmas elves etc but nothing by jubilee.

 

Are they a salt and pepper set?

 

I don't recall seeing any holes in their heads but not certain. I am away at the moment so will have a look when I get back tomorrow.

 

Quick follow up. I have checked them and there are no holes in the heads so I dont think it is a crust set.

 

The joys of autocorrect.

 

Argh I actually changed that once and it did it again. Noooooooo

 

Did you ever disover anything about Jubilee China? I have a little creamer with a scene of Prince Edward Island and also cannot find anything about this company.

 

post a photo......

 

I never found out anything more about them. These sold on eBay eventually for not a huge amount. I think maybe someone used them as a Christmas decoration.