3 Vintage Barratts of Staffordshire Porcelain Dinner Plates - Balmoral Blue Pattern Porcelain & Ceramics acquired Colclough and the two

acquired Colclough and the two merged in 1948 becoming Booths & Colclough Ltd

Pattern 3502 is considered one of the Imari style patterns of the period

The boxes have faint signs of age related wear

The bowl has a scalloped rim and fluted sides

Although originally made for pipes (which are no longer as popular)

3 Vintage Barratts of Staffordshire Porcelain Dinner Plates - Balmoral Blue Pattern Porcelain & Ceramics acquired Colclough and the twoBarratts of Staffordshire began manufacturing in 1943 as potters in Burslem. The combination in 1992 of Barratts with Royal Stafford China resulted in their name change to Royal Stafford. These rare items are 3 porcelain dinner plates. The pattern was released by Barratts in both a turquoise blue variety as well as a reddish brown and this item has the turquoise blue variety. The pattern depicts turquoise blue panels with gold leaf swag and colourful