Vintage 1930-1949 Royal Standard (Chapmans Longton Ltd.) Fine Porcelain Fragonard Butter Pat / Pin Dish Tableware which is known as the

which is known as the “Hydrangea” pattern

rebranding the name to Rex London in 2018

during the early 1940’s and has since been discontinued

The item is impressed underneath Triple Deposit Mappin & Webb’s Prince’s Plate London Sheffield followed by the date letter W and W28564

The bag is a standard linen type tobacco bag

Vintage 1930-1949 Royal Standard (Chapmans Longton Ltd.) Fine Porcelain Fragonard Butter Pat / Pin Dish Tableware which is known as theThe 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