1970’s Vintage Barratts Of Staffordshire Deep Well Porcelain Serving Platter Art & Craft The bowl has feint crazing

The bowl has feint crazing inside under the glaze

Aside from a few patina spots and requiring a polish the dish is in very good vintage condition

the company was given a royal license to make Royal Vale chinaware

manufactured by Fortessa is titled the “Dragonfly” handle design

Designed in a graceful and elegant manner perfectly in touch with the Victorian style

1970’s Vintage Barratts Of Staffordshire Deep Well Porcelain Serving Platter Art & Craft The bowl has feint crazingIn 1916 William Barratt (owing a firm called King & Barratt) purchased Gater Hall & Co. and both frims operated together until William closed King & Barratt in 1940. In 1943 he renamed Gater Hall & Co. Barratts of Staffordshire Ltd. In 1992 Barratts merged with Roayl Stafford China and became Royal Stafford. This item is a porcelain serving platter designed with a deep well and decorated with Mallard ducks in flight above a marsh with two resting on