Large Vintage 1970's Royal Staffordshire Old Pekin Plate Tableware The hinge on the lid

The hinge on the lid has also been damaged

Windsor Bone China is a trade name used by the Co-operative Society in Stoke-On-Trent

This item is a fine porcelain tea plate manufactured by Charles Waine & Thomas Bates

which consists of the saucer and a teal/ocean blue tea cup

Diameter of rim: 6 cm

Large Vintage 1970's Royal Staffordshire Old Pekin Plate Tableware The hinge on the lidThe old Pekin pattern was one of the more popular designs released by J&G Meakin under their Royal Staffordshire trade name. The pattern was released in green, brown and blue versions always upon a crisp white background. This pattern was released after J&G Meakin had been taken over by the Wedgwood Group in 1970. Other trade names, besides Royal Staffordshire, used by the firm were J&G Meakin, SOL, Vitresol, Studio Ware, Ironstone China and English