Pure 1950's design Royal Stafford Merlin Ware Harlequin coffee set Pattern_Hunting In the late 19th century

In the late 19th century Hutton’s developed a new nickel alloy that could be used for plating called British Plate which is marked ‘BP’ on flatware

James Francis Edward (later known as "the Old Pretender")

beads and foliage by George Tinworth (signed to lower part of vase)

particularly on complex shapes like these handles]

5cm (6 1/4") tall

Pure 1950's design Royal Stafford Merlin Ware Harlequin coffee set Pattern_Hunting In the late 19th centuryPure 1950's design Royal Stafford Bone China England Merlin Ware coffee set In keeping with the 1950's modernist aesthetic this set decorated in the same pattern but in Harlequin colours This set includes: Coffee Pot and Lid [Mint colour] Milk Jug [Mint colour] Sugar Bowl [Black colour] 6 coffee cups and saucers [Blue, Brown, Orange, Black, Purple and Yellow] Included is also the original purchase receipt from Derry and Toms Kensington in 1957!