Concord, also known as Old Concord, on bone china was produced for tea and coffee wares rather than as a full dinner or dessert service. These were produced mainly between the 1930s and 1960s and were available as limited sets such as tea and coffee sets; early morning sets; and coffee cups in a presentation case.

Concord was produced in a number of colour versions:

• Spode's Fawn with pattern numbers Y4974 of 1937 and Y7595of 1955
• Margaret Rose pink with pattern numbers Y5371 of 1938 and Y7590 of 1955
• Jubilee Blue with pattern number Y5372 of 1938
• Cerulean Blue with pattern number Y7591 of 1955
• Marina Green with pattern numbers Y5373 of 1938 and Y7592 of 1955
• Spode's Fawn with pattern numbers Y4974 of 1937 and Y7595 of 1955
• Primrose Yellow with pattern numbers Y5529 of 1938 and Y7593 of 1955
• London Stone with pattern numbers Y5530 of 1938 and Y7594 of 1955

A presentation case containing the pattern on Tatman shape was produced as a harlequin set using six different colours:

Fawn, Margaret Rose, Jubilee Blue, Green, Yellow, and Stone

Old Concord was also produced on Jewel shape as pattern 2/9713 in about 1932 and there may be other versions of the pattern not yet noted.