Vintage 1940’s Back Stamp Royal Albert “Trellis” (1546) Pattern Tea Plate – Countess Shape Enamelware Large: Height with lid: 11

Large: Height with lid: 11

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Vintage 1940’s Back Stamp Royal Albert “Trellis” (1546) Pattern Tea Plate – Countess Shape Enamelware Large: Height with lid: 11The Trellis pattern designed by Royal Albert was released in 1927 and discontinued in 1935. The pattern was again released in 1940 and discontinued permanently in 1950. The pattern was retailed on Art Deco, Avon, Countess, Doris, Hampton and Malvern shapes. This particular tea plate is in the Countess shape. The tea plate is also squared and has gold trim along the rim. A trellis in deep mist grey runs along the rim from which a series of green and