1970’s Vintage Barratts Of Staffordshire Deep Well Porcelain Serving Platter Silver & Metalware The spatula is impressed on

The spatula is impressed on the handle Stainless steel and marked on the nylon Made in China

Many of the designs in collections feature traditional floral patterns

which cannot accommodate a very large tree

Brown & Bigelow was acquired by Standard Packaging Corporation which in turn was acquired by Saxon Industries during the early 1970’s

1970’s Vintage Barratts Of Staffordshire Deep Well Porcelain Serving Platter Silver & Metalware The spatula is impressed onIn 1916 William Barratt (owing a firm called King & Barratt) purchased Gater Hall & Co. and both frims operated together until William closed King & Barratt in 1940. In 1943 he renamed Gater Hall & Co. Barratts of Staffordshire Ltd. In 1992 Barratts merged with Roayl Stafford China and became Royal Stafford. This item is a porcelain serving platter designed with a deep well and decorated with Mallard ducks in flight above a marsh with two resting on