Teapot set, sugar bowl, milk jug, Woodland model by Wood & Sons.

Ceramic tea service in white and blue features a rural landscape and floral motifs characteristic of the Woodland pattern by Wood & Sons (made in England). It includes a teapot, a milk jug, and a sugar bowl. The piece comes from the famous Wood & Sons Ltd factory based in Burslem, one of the flagship towns in the pottery region of Staffordshire, England. Officially founded under this name in 1865, the company produced renowned tableware until the early 2000s. The central crest pays tribute to the ancestors of the Wood family, famous master potters of the 18th century who made their mark on the history of English ceramics: • Ralph (1750): Reference to Ralph Wood the Elder (born in 1715), known for his earthenware figurines and early "Toby Jugs." • Moses (1751): His brother, also a historic master potter. • Enoch (1784): Enoch Wood, the first cousin, one of the most influential potters of his time, particularly renowned for his printed pieces intended for export. The mention "Potters for 200 years" thus celebrates this uninterrupted family heritage since the mid-1700s.