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This historical and traditional pattern, Old British Castles, intricately rendered by a Miss Fennel back in 1928. She, the daughter of a Master Engraver, created these original drawings from old book photographs and steel engravings. OBC is certainly one of the best known patterns from Johnson Brothers and has been in production since 1930. Each piece of china depicting a scene of a different castle has extended to 45 castles. Some of the most famous castles included in the OBC Pattern are - Cambridge, Dunstable, Exeter, Haddon Hall, Kent, Stratford, and Warwick. The Old British Castles blue creamer featuring Goodrich and Brougham Castle -- use it everyday or for your most formal settings. Whether you prefer, milk, half and half, or cream you will prefer it served in this elegant creamer. Additional accessories available in this pattern.

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Depicting some of Britian's oldest castles with intricate detail, this 70-year-old Johnson Brothers dinnerware pattern appropriately bears the name Old British Castles. Although traditional in appearance, the high quality earthenware construction and glossy finish give the collection the strength to function comfortably in today's fast paced households. Each chip-resistant piece ably withstands the rigors associated with modern kitchen conveniences such as microwaves, freezers, and dishwashers.

With a pale cream background, this 12-ounce creamer depicts its images in a beautifully contrasting navy blue. On one side, Goodrich Castle sits nestled amongst some trees while on the other Brougham Castle sits off behind a low hill. Resting evenly on four legs, the square body measures 6 by 3-1/2 by 3-1/4 inches and features sides possessing a subtly wavy texture. The opening offers a generous spout on one side and an irregularly scalloped rim. This piece fits comfortably in both casual and formal environments and can be set with matching dinnerware and additional serveware for a highly coordinated table. -- Amy Arnold

Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles Blue Creamer

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