Vintage Serving Platters & Bowl | Staffordshire Ironstone | "Yorkshire" Pattern | Thanksgiving Serving Platter

$65.00
Bring classic English country charm to the table with this matching Samuel Radford Staffordshire Ironstone set in the “Yorkshire” pattern, dating to the 1970s.
The detailed transferware scene depicts an idyllic English countryside with thatched cottages, a horse-drawn hay wagon, rolling hills, trees, and Tudor-style architecture. Soft touches of green, golden yellow, and warm rust add subtle color to the primarily black-and-white design.

Set includes:
- Large Oval Platter: 14" x 11"
- Serving Bowl: 9" diameter x 2.25" deep

The platter displays noticeable overall crazing, shown in the photos, which gives the glaze a beautifully aged appearance consistent with older ironstone. The bowl does not have the crazing seen on the platter. Please review photos closely for condition and details.
A lovely set for serving, display, or adding to an English transferware or Staffordshire collection. The large platter would also look beautiful displayed on a plate stand or incorporated into a cottage, English country, or traditional kitchen.
Made in Staffordshire, England. Samuel Radford – Yorkshire pattern. Circa 1970s.
Bring classic English country charm to the table with this matching Samuel Radford Staffordshire Ironstone set in the “Yorkshire” pattern, dating to the 1970s.
The detailed transferware scene depicts an idyllic English countryside with thatched cottages, a horse-drawn hay wagon, rolling hills, trees, and Tudor-style architecture. Soft touches of green, golden yellow, and warm rust add subtle color to the primarily black-and-white design.

Set includes:
- Large Oval Platter: 14" x 11"
- Serving Bowl: 9" diameter x 2.25" deep

The platter displays noticeable overall crazing, shown in the photos, which gives the glaze a beautifully aged appearance consistent with older ironstone. The bowl does not have the crazing seen on the platter. Please review photos closely for condition and details.
A lovely set for serving, display, or adding to an English transferware or Staffordshire collection. The large platter would also look beautiful displayed on a plate stand or incorporated into a cottage, English country, or traditional kitchen.
Made in Staffordshire, England. Samuel Radford – Yorkshire pattern. Circa 1970s.