Rich Tradition
Johnson Bros England has a legacy of creating timeless, well-crafted pieces that reflect centuries of British design heritage.
Durable & Practical
Built with functionality in mind, their products are designed to withstand everyday use while maintaining style.
Versatile Appeal
The brand offers designs that blend seamlessly into both modern and traditional settings.
Best sellers

Willow Blue Dinner Plate
Willow Blue, inspired by an ancient love story, showcases Asian landscapes with boatmen, bridges, temples, and intricate depictions of flora and fauna.

Cottage Dinner Plate
Devon Cottage by Johnson Brothers is durable earthenware that is dishwasher and microwave safe.

Twas the Night Large Milk Jug
Made of stoneware, this set is sturdy, durable, and easy to maintain, while also being dishwasher and microwave safe.
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“I inherited my grandmother’s Johnson Bros ‘Friendly Village’ set, and it’s absolutely stunning. The quality has stood the test of time, and every holiday dinner feels extra special with these dishes!”
Emily R.

“I love my ‘Old Britain Castles’ dinnerware, but finding replacement pieces has been a challenge. The craftsmanship is excellent, and the designs are so elegant. Wish they were still widely available!”
Mark T.

“I’ve been collecting Johnson Bros for years, and I’m always impressed by the intricate details and durability. Whether it’s a vintage find or a newer piece, the charm is unmatched!”
Linda S.
Common Questions & Answers
Johnson Bros England was a British pottery company founded in 1883, known for its durable and beautifully designed tableware, including popular patterns like “Friendly Village” and “Old Britain Castles.”
Authentic pieces have a maker’s mark on the bottom, often including the company name, a crown or shield logo, and “Made in England.” Marks changed over time, so checking collector guides can help date your piece.
Later Johnson Bros pieces are generally safe for both, but older designs—especially those with metallic trims—should be hand-washed and kept out of microwaves.
The brand was acquired by Wedgwood in 1968. Production continued for a while but later moved overseas before being discontinued. Some patterns are still available as reproductions.
You can find vintage pieces on online marketplaces like eBay and Etsy, in antique shops, and on specialty sites such as Replacements.com.
Famous designs include The Friendly Village, Old Britain Castles, Rose Chintz, and Willow Blue.