1950’s Vintage 15 Piece Royal Stafford Bone China Tea Set – April Pattern Gift Card considered minimalist upon release

considered minimalist upon release

The case is hinged and has a double clip with which to secure or open

The tin originally contained homemade ginger wafers

Although the jug stands upright on three of its ornate feet

1950’s Vintage 15 Piece Royal Stafford Bone China Tea Set – April Pattern Gift Card considered minimalist upon releaseThe Royal Stafford trade name was used by Thomas Poole from 1912 and the company became Royal Stafford China in 1952. The firm was originally founded in 1880 but had existed from 1845 as a partnership known as Johnson & Poole. The particular mark used on the items in this lovely set, was the first printed mark used by Royal Stafford China from 1952 until the late 1950s. Four complete tea trios (cup, saucer and tea plate) together with a matching open