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This Original Royal Winton 'Lettuce Leaf' dish is in good condition (it does have a hairline fratcure only visible form below)

Grimwades Limited, located in Stoke-on-Trent, developed Royal Winton, an English brand of earthenware and fine bone china dinnerware, in 1885 by Leonard Lumsden Grimwade and his elder brother, Sidney Richard Grimwade. Each piece is labelled with either a name or both. Among many other subjects, the business created pieces with a New Zealand focus, some of which were aimed at the local market. The first of their Chintz pattern designs, for which the firm has become famous, was created in 1928. C

The Dresden Porcelain Company began its first production at the site of the current facility in 1888. The Blyth Porcelain Company acquired the original Dresden Porcelain Company in 1905, and it continued to manufacture china teaware under the backstamp Diamond China by Blyth. A.T. Finney and Sons, who also operated Blue Bell Pottery in a nearby facility, acquired the porcelain company in 1935. The Finneys created beautiful bone china teapots with the Duchess backstamp; for the past 85 years, th

The Dresden Porcelain Company began its first production at the site of the current facility in 1888. The Blyth Porcelain Company acquired the original Dresden Porcelain Company in 1905, and it continued to manufacture china teaware under the backstamp Diamond China by Blyth. A.T. Finney and Sons, who also operated Blue Bell Pottery in a nearby facility, acquired the porcelain company in 1935. The Finneys created beautiful bone china teapots with the Duchess backstamp; for the past 85 years, th

The Dresden Porcelain Company began its first production at the site of the current facility in 1888. The Blyth Porcelain Company acquired the original Dresden Porcelain Company in 1905, and it continued to manufacture china teaware under the backstamp Diamond China by Blyth. A.T. Finney and Sons, who also operated Blue Bell Pottery in a nearby facility, acquired the porcelain company in 1935. The Finneys created beautiful bone china teapots with the Duchess backstamp; for the past 85 years, th

The Dresden Porcelain Company began its first production at the site of the current facility in 1888. The Blyth Porcelain Company acquired the original Dresden Porcelain Company in 1905, and it continued to manufacture china teaware under the backstamp Diamond China by Blyth. A.T. Finney and Sons, who also operated Blue Bell Pottery in a nearby facility, acquired the porcelain company in 1935. The Finneys created beautiful bone china teapots with the Duchess backstamp; for the past 85 years, th

Grimwades Limited, located in Stoke-on-Trent, developed Royal Winton, an English brand of earthenware and fine bone china dinnerware, in 1885 by Leonard Lumsden Grimwade and his elder brother, Sidney Richard Grimwade. Each piece is labelled with either a name or both. Among many other subjects, the business created pieces with a New Zealand focus, some of which were aimed at the local market. The first of their Chintz pattern designs, for which the firm has become famous, was created in 1928. C

Vintage Retro 50s Deco Style Floral Design Royal Winton/Grimwades England Plate -High Tea I think it's from the 50s or 60s and it's approx. 27cm from handle to handle and 17cm wide, at the widest point. There is some surface and edge wear and tear, some small scuff/rub marks, some discolouration and it has crazing (please see photos for what's included and condition). Selling in 'as is' condition. Great for high tea. Pick up or can post. Postage will be $12.95. Thanks for looking. Che

Vintage Typical Retro Small Bowl -Royal Winton Grimwades Ivory I think it's from the 50s and it's approx. 12cm x 12cm. There is some wear and tear, some small scuff/rub marks, some scratches, some small age spots, some discolouration and some crazing. Selling in as is condition. Great for a retro setting. Thanks for looking. PRICE INCLUDES POSTAGE.

Vintage Royal Winton 1930s china cake plate Made in England and rare find Cash on pickup from Hughesdale preferred