Sandlandware Staffordshire (England) Oval Soap Dish: Red Roses and Gold Band Design

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Sandlandware Staffordshire (England) Oval Soap Dish: Red Roses and Gold Band DesignSandlandware Staffordshire produced this elegant oval soap dish with timeless appeal. The piece features red roses accented by a refined gold band, characteristic of English pottery craftsmanship from the mid 20th century. The shallow oval form is perfectly proportioned for bathroom or vanity display, while the glazed ceramic surface ensures durability and easy cleaning. A charming addition to vintage collections. In amazing condition. No surface wear

Stamped 1990 Exclusively distributed by The Heirloom Tradition

The pattern was first published in Everylady's Journal in 1925

Sweet cottage style decoration for a nursery wall

No cracks of chips

It's an original painting

or as a striking decorative accent for collectors of English ceramics

Exquisite all handmade antique damask and lace tablecloth

though characteristic crazing is present

The pattern was also published in 1936 in Mary's "New Book of Filet Crochet Designs" with suggested uses such as a blind trimming

Measurements: 55 X 33 cm

These charming H & K Tunstall bowls showcase quintessential Victorian design with a hand-painted central vignette of an elegantly dressed crinoline lady tending her garden beside a birdhouse

The original packaging—though showing gentle signs of age—speaks to the set's authenticity and heritage

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