1950’s Vintage Royal Stafford Fine Bone China Tea Plate & Saucer – Pattern 8171 (Dainty Pansies) Antique The items are in the

The items are in the Marlborough design decorated in Simpsons Potters Chetwynd pattern

On the other side it is marked Springbok Regstd Trade Mark and the sides has Net Weight when packaged 4 oz

Width of blade: 2

Each of the items in the set are decorated with a red trim separating white base from a very light green band across the top

5 cm x 9 cm

1950’s Vintage Royal Stafford Fine Bone China Tea Plate & Saucer – Pattern 8171 (Dainty Pansies) Antique The items are in theRoyal Stafford China brand name has had many owners since it was first used by Thomas Poole c1900. but the production of fine bone china continued through to 1992 and is to this day still recognised in all corners of the globe for its commitment to enduring quality and beauty. The item is a tea plate and matching saucer decorated in the Royal Stafford pattern 8171, which depicts dainty hand painted pansy flowers and other small flowers on a crisp