1952 Vintage Royal Stafford Fine Porcelain Biscuit Plate – Hydrangea Pattern Silver & Metalware During the second world war

During the second world war the factory was dismantled by Soviet troops but the plant was quickly rebuilt by staff in 1943-1944

made from light wood and a metal handle

Sellers Tip: Use this beautiful coffee pot as a quirky flower vase with your vintage tea setting

In very good condition with no damages

This lovely tea trio has been designed with an art deco styled handle on the tea cup

1952 Vintage Royal Stafford Fine Porcelain Biscuit Plate – Hydrangea Pattern Silver & Metalware During the second world warRoyal Stafford China was established in 1845 and became recognized around the world for manufacturing high quality beautiful tableware. In 1992 the company merged with Barratts of Staffordshire to become Royal Stafford with China or Bone China excluded from the name. This is a Royal Stafford China (Thomas Poole & Gladstone China Ltd) fine porcelain biscuit plate designed in the squared shape with a scalloped rim and 4 handles with embossed scroll