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The butter dish is rectangular in shape and depicts a ceramic cottage
these are in very good condition with no other visible damages
saucer and tea plate and manufactured by Colclough under their Crown Royal trade name during the first half of the 1960’s and decorated in pattern D467
possibly a variation of the diamond or hobnail cut design
Netherlands
Rare & Highly Collectable Pair of Antique (Circa Mid 1800’s) Staffordshire Pottery Flatbacks Vintage The butter dish is rectangularThese porcelain figurines are Staffordshire pottery flatbacks from the mid 19th century (circa 18401860). They depict the famous Georgian actor David Garrick as Richard III in William Shakespeare's play Richard III. The figurines capture a pivotal dramatic moment known as the tent scene before the Battle of Bosworth Field. In this scene, the King is depicted waking from a nightmare after being haunted by the ghosts of those he murdered. The design is
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