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Johnson of Australia are a division of Johnson Brothers England - one of the largest producers of domestic pottery in the world in their time. Like the English parent company they produced a large range of tough, utilitarian domestic ware. Production for Johnson in Australia commenced in 1957 out of the Sovereign Pottery factory, based in Croydon. Their extensive range of Australian crockery, very popular in the 70s and early 80s, mainly used a speckled cream ceramic, featuring a range of flora

Varied selection of Johnson of Australia Crockery from different sets. Perfect to top up your set of any broken pieces or increase the setting. All in good preloved condition. $5.00-$50.00. AE. Pickup Only Mitchelton. 1 x Coffee Cup. $5.00 6 x Brown Soup/Dessert Bowls. $40.00 6 x Side/Bread & Butter Plates. Johnson ‘Interlude’ Elegance $50.00 Set 2 x Side/Bread & Butter Plates. $10.00 each 1 x Johnson of Australia Dinner Plates. Slightly crazed $25.4cm Diam $10.00 Johnson Brothers Stonewa

Johnson Brothers Stoneware Milk Jug & Wooden Pineapple Sugar Bowl from the 70s. Buy them as an eclectic set or separately! Measure in cm: Milk Jug 8diam x 9h & the Pineapple Sugar Bowl 9diam x 11h. Both in good preloved condition with no age marks or damage. $15.00 each. AE. Pickup Only Mitchelton.

Highly collectible Beautiful Set of 6 Johnson Brothers the Friendly Village Ice House patterned ironstone cup and saucer by made in the 1953-1960s. The cup and saucer has a great hand colored on brown transferware design of a red ice house by the stream in the snow. Because it is hand colored on transfer, no two are ever exactly alike. The ironstone cup measures 2.25 inches high and the saucer is 5.75 inches in diameter. Pickup Ashgrove

Vintage 1980s Johnson Brothers Trio - Summer Chintz Made in England 2 x Trio’s $45 for both sets or $25 per Trio Set

Vintage Johnson Brothers Willow Blue Pattern 4 Cups and Saucers as New

Vintage Johnson Brothers 10 Cups and Saucers excellent condition

Two small hand painted ceramic butter pat dishes featuring Carisbrooke Castle, Isle of Wight in 1792. These Johnson Brothers of England dishes were part of the “Old Britain Castles” line produced in the 1930s. In one of the dishes the “i” in Carisbrooke was forgotten by the artist and in the other dish the “t” in Castle was forgotten by the artist. Good condition. There is a small chip on one of the dishes. Measurements: 8cm in diameter x 2cm high. Weight: 45gm. Pick up Aspley.

never used, only pieces now left - 1 x sugar with lid and 1 x cream jug

Johnson Brothers Wildflowers Plate Perfect condition, no major scratches anywhere, some on the bottom but should be able to be fixed with a little bit of polish.