1950’s Royal Vale Pure White With Gold Trim Tea Trio Tableware The absence of the trade

The absence of the trade name used in London (Celtic Plate) clearly places its manufacture in Birmingham before 1930

The apostle spoon has its history as having become a popular baptismal gift for godchildren in countries such as Germany and England during the 16th to 17th centuries

The items are not marked or stamped

A fine porcelain bowl manufactured by James Kent Ltd

1950’s Royal Vale Pure White With Gold Trim Tea Trio Tableware The absence of the tradeThis item is a pure white Royal Vale Trio consisting of the tea cup, saucer and tea plate. The trio is in classic white with gold trim and scalloped rims. Stamped underneath Royal Vale Bone China Made in England. This trio is in immaculate condition with no gold loss.. Tea plate height: 1. 2 cm, Diameter of base: 9. 2 cm, Rim: 15. 5 cm x15. 5 cm Saucer height: 2 cm, Diameter of base: 4. 5 cm, Diameter of rim: 14 cm Cup height: 6. 6 cm, Diameter of