Oval Shaped Stainless Steel Serving Platter Cutlery This particular vintage pattern was

This particular vintage pattern was designed and released by WH Grindley Co during the 1950’s and discontinued in 1960

The Kestrel shape is probably the best known and most sought after shape that was introduced by Susie in 1932

Wedgwood re-introduced three Kestrel breakfast sets in re-worked versions of the 1930s patterns Yellow Daisy

The set consists of a demitasse creamer and matching open sugar bowl manufactured by Midwinter under their Stylecraft range during the early 1950’s (Stylecraft introduced by Midwinter in 1953)

The item is stamped underneath TK Thuny

Oval Shaped Stainless Steel Serving Platter Cutlery This particular vintage pattern wasThis item is a vintage oval shaped stainless steel serving platter with a depressed well and a flared verge. The item is not marked or stamped. The item has some age related wear due to use and a small dent on one longitudinal end, but is still in perfect usable condition. Height of rim: 2. 4 cm, Oval base: 23. 5 cm x 11. 2 cm, Length: 32. 4 cm, Width: 20. 4 cm