Fine Dinnerware Collections

Johnson Brothers China

Johnson Brothers offers porcelain and ceramic dinnerware in traditional and contemporary patterns. The product line includes plates, serving pieces, and table settings in coordinated designs.

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Creations

Explore Most Popular Patterns

Willow Blue

Classic blue and white design introduced in Johnson Brothers’ early production. Traditional Chinese-inspired motifs on white porcelain.

Friendly Village

Introduced in 1953, featuring rural scenes in blue and white with seasonal color variations.

Devon Cottage

English countryside-themed pattern with floral designs in traditional blue on white dinnerware.

Summer Chintz

Post-war pattern featuring floral designs. Available in multiple colorways on white porcelain.

Old Britain Castles

1930s architectural series showing British castles. Available in pink and traditional blue.

Coaching Scenes

Historical transportation themed pattern featuring detailed horse-drawn carriages and landscapes.

His Majesty

This pattern pairs a majestic stag with winter foliage, creating subtle holiday sophistication. Its design and colors suit the Christmas season while remaining versatile enough for year-round use.

About BRAND

Experience and Expertise in Fine Dinnerware Craftsmanship

The Johnson Brothers: From Humble Beginnings to Global Tabletops

In 1883, brothers Frederick and Alfred Johnson, inspired by their family’s pottery heritage, founded Johnson Brothers in the heart of Stoke-on-Trent, England. Early on, they realized the need for tableware that offered the charm of fine china with everyday practicality. This led to the development of their groundbreaking “semi-porcelain,” a blend of durability and refinement that quickly found favor both at home and across the globe…

BRAND History

Crafting Excellence Through Experience

The Founding Years

1883 – 1900

Two young brothers, fueled by heritage and ambition, establish Johnson Brothers amidst the competitive pottery hub of Staffordshire, England. Focus on their innovation of “semi-porcelain.”

Rising Success and American Expansion

1900 – 1930

Johnson Brothers establishes itself with timeless patterns and expands sales beyond England, finding particular success in the United States.

Enduring Patterns & Wartime Resilience

1930 – 1960

 Johnson Brothers introduces iconic patterns that gain lasting popularity. Emphasize resilience during World War II and adaptation to post-war demands.

The Wedgwood Era & Global Presence

1968 – 2003

The company has become part of the Wedgwood Group, continuing successful pattern releases and further growth on an international scale.

Changing Tides

2003 – 2015

Briefly touch on manufacturing moving overseas and the eventual end of production while honoring the brand’s continued legacy amongst collectors.
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