Royal Stafford China

About

About Royal Stafford Royal Stafford is a name with roots in Staffordshire’s storied pottery tradition. Royal Stafford China was a merger of Gladstone China and Thomas Poole, and produced porcelain and earthenware from Longton from 1845 until a merger with Barratt's in 1992 to for Royal Stafford. Over the years, Royal Stafford produced both porcelain and fine earthenware pieces, often in charming floral, botanical or classic patterns. Whether you’re a serious collector or someone after a beautiful accent piece for your table, Royal Stafford china offers elegance with heritage. What you’ll find in this Royal Stafford china collection In our “Royal Stafford China” pre loved collection you’ll see: Teacups & Saucers — many patterns, sizes, with matching saucers Dinnerware — dinner plates, side plates, serving bowls, soup bowls Serving Pieces — platters, tureens, cake stands, gravy boats Decorative Items — vases, collectors’ pieces, occasional decorative forms Matching Sets — where possible, we group pieces by pattern or era Each item listing includes detailed photographs from multiple angles, condition notes (chips, crazing, repairs), and measurements. We strive to make each listing transparent, so you know exactly what you're purchasing Why buy Royal Stafford china from Vintage Farmhouse Antiques? Expert curation & knowledge — we have extensive experience in antique and vintage English china. Accurate condition reporting — no surprises on arrival Secure, careful packaging — to ensure delicate pieces arrive intact and fully insured to point of delivery. Free UK delivery (over £75) — we aim to make delivery simple International shipping options — for collectors abroad Care & handling tips Royal Stafford pieces, like most vintage china, benefit from gentle handling: Wash by hand using mild detergent and lukewarm water Avoid harsh scourers or abrasive pads Dry pieces thoroughly before stacking For extra protection use felt or soft liners between stacked plates D