Vintage 1930-1949 Royal Standard (Chapmans Longton Ltd.) Fine Porcelain Fragonard Butter Pat / Pin Dish Tableware each item has been hand

each item has been hand painted with an emblem depicting the South African map beneath a rising sun with the words “Eendracht Maakt Macht” (unity is strength)

8 cm x 15 cm

the manufactory situated in the town of Gmunden is now the largest in Central Europe

but only in stainless flatware versions

Vintage 1930-1949 Royal Standard (Chapmans Longton Ltd.) Fine Porcelain Fragonard Butter Pat / Pin Dish Tableware each item has been handThe item is a butter pat or pin dish manufactured between the 1930s and 1949 by Chapmans Longton Ltd. under their Royal Standard trade name. The dish has been decorated with a signed Fragonard romance scene. The dish also has gold trim and a scalloped rim. Chapmans Longton Ltd. was founded in 1916 as a subsidiary of Thomas C. Wild & Sons. In 1964 Allied English Potteries acquired The Wild Group and closed Chapmans Longton Ltd. permanently in 1966. The