After the war the company was owned by Lazarus and Rosenfeld Ltd. and production continued with chintz lines e.g. the well known design 'lilac time'. They continued through the 50's with contemporary table ware including the now sought after 'plaid' pattern.                                                   
In 1958 the company was bought by the Qualcast group but only continued trading until 1967 when the pottery closed. It is believed the factory was demolished and a petrol station now stands on the site.

Further eg's of Empire drip ware below including the patterns (clockwise) Symphony / unknown / Saverley / Flamingo