48 pieces ofMyott Royal Mail Fine Staffordshire ware

Myott Royal Mail Fine Staffordshire ware, a type of English earthenware produced by Myott, Son & Co. Ltd. The "Royal Mail" pattern is characterized by a transfer print design depicting a mail carriage stopping in an English town. Here are some key details about Myott Royal Mail Fine Staffordshire: Material: It is made of earthenware, which is a type of ceramic pottery fired at a relatively low temperature. Design: The pattern typically features a brown or blue transfer print of a colonial scene, often depicting a mail carriage delivering mail in an English town. The design is often hand-engraved and features permanent colors. Production: Myott, Son & Co. Ltd. was a family-run business that began producing earthenware in 1898 in Stoke, Staffordshire. Care: It is recommended to hand wash the pieces. Collectibility: Due to its vintage nature and classic design, Myott Royal Mail is considered collectible and can be highly valued by collectors.