Vintage Royal China Chop Plate - Green Floral Bird Pattern circa 1954 - RESERVED for Christine hand towels and a moose all within

and a moose all within minutes

The most rope-like of the three

There were only a few references to backstamps bearing the name Harvard

the mark on the bottom of this bowl stands for New York City china importers Lazarus Straus & Sons

- Whimsical stitchery includes handstitched flowers

Vintage Royal China Chop Plate - Green Floral Bird Pattern circa 1954 - RESERVED for Christine hand towels and a moose all withinRoyal is the finest quality earthenware with decorations sealed under the glaze (from a 1950s era Royal China Co advertisement) {HISTORY} A beauty from all directions, this vintage chop plate with its blooming tree pattern and bird in flight imagery was made by Royal China Co. in Sebring, OH in 1954. Just six years before this plate was made, Royal invented a machine in 1948 that was able to stamp designs directly onto unglazed pottery pieces, thus