Vintage c.1936-54 Grindley Creampetal Dinner Plate – Unknown Pattern Decor becoming Dixon & Sons in

becoming Dixon & Sons in 1835

The tea plate is warranted 22kt gold decoration and can be used as a replacement piece in an existing set or individually on its own

a silver plated lotus design rose bowl with removable centre plate

Aside from this the dish is in good usable vintage condition

Vintage c.1936-54 Grindley Creampetal Dinner Plate – Unknown Pattern Decor becoming Dixon & Sons inAttractively designed with a mildly rolling scalloped rim and subtle waves along the verge, this vintage dinner plate was manufactured by Grindley under the Creampetal range and has been beautifully decorated with an autumn berry pattern which we could not find the name or number of. The plate is cream in colour which includes a depiction of autumn berries among stark autumn coloured blossoms and leaves. The plate is stamped underneath Creampetal