Royal Winton Grimwades Art Deco Victorian bowl c.1930

Royal Winton Chintz pattern of the Art Deco Period named "Victorian". Chintzware is chinaware and pottery with a dense, floral pattern all-over. It takes its origin from the Hindu word “chhintna” meaning “to sprinkle with”. The pattern is applied by transfer printing. The chintz pattern was first introduced by England’s Grimwades Ltd, who had the trade name “Royal Winton in 1928, a design which was reportedly inspired by the wife of the company founder Leonard Grimwade.

This piece is in beautiful original condition with no chips or cracks.

It measures 24cm diameter and 9cm high.