Three-part series (Adam’s England)

A warm poetic set takes you to the countryside of England 🌿 It mimics dreamy scenes of cows in the pastures 🌱 The glazedware from the English brand William Adams & Sons, known as Adams, founded in 1769 in Staffordshire, England. It is one of the oldest and most famous ceramic tableware companies in Britain, known for producing high-quality pottery such as Ironstone and Jasper Ware, as well as decorative patterns inspired by the Far East. In 1966, Adams joined the Wedgwood group and continued producing its famous patterns under this group. One of the most prominent tableware patterns the company offered is the English Scenic pattern, which was reintroduced in 1962 under the name "English Scenic" after previously being known as "Cattle Scenery." Production of this pattern continued until 1983, featuring rural scenes including views of horses and cows, and it gained great popularity, especially in the German market.