1950’s Vintage Royal Grafton Bone China Tea Plate – Pattern RGR160 Art & Craft The cake lifter is marked

The cake lifter is marked at the back - Italy

In 1930 however

In 1953 the Lawley Group (already owners of Ridgway & Adderley Ltd) acquired control of Booths & Colclough

The bowl has a very small rough spot on the rim

The firm of Domestic Potters

1950’s Vintage Royal Grafton Bone China Tea Plate – Pattern RGR160 Art & Craft The cake lifter is markedA rare pattern designed and introduced by Royal Grafton Bone China during the early 1950s in both pink (RGR130) and green versions (RGR160). This pattern is officially RGR160 based on the mild green background. The tea plate is decorated in studio craft white floral and emerald green patterns on a soft green background. The Grafton Works was built in 1900 in Longton by A. B. Jones, a pottery decorator and seller. In 1966 the business was bought by