Enoch Wedgwood Royal Homes of Britain Serving Dish with Handle, Pink 1965-1980

This beautiful vintage ironstone serving dish features the classic "Royal Homes of Britain" pattern in a stunning pink (red) transferware. Produced by Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. in England between 1965 and 1980, this piece carries the prestigious Pink Unicorn backstamp. Key Features: Dimensions: Approximately 5" diameter. Design: Intricate hand-engraved scenes of iconic British landmarks (such as Windsor Castle or the Tower of London) with a floral scroll border. Handle: Includes a convenient integrated handle for serving or display. Durability: Labeled "Detergent and Acid Resisting" and decorated underglaze for lasting color. Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition. This piece has been meticulously cared for and shows: NO crazing (fine glaze cracks) NO chips or cracks NO stains or discoloration Perfect for: Collectors of English transferware, cottagecore decor, or as a sophisticated addition to a tea service or brunch table. About the Maker: Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. was a renowned separate entity from the main Josiah Wedgwood firm until 1980, known for high-quality ironstone at their Unicorn Works in Stoke-on-Trent. #EnochWedgwood#RoyalHomesOfBritain#Transferware#Vintage#Collectible#Ironstone #PinkTransferware#MadeInEngland #Cottagecore (Style tag) #TrinketDish LgAI115M115