Royal Doulton Dinnerware Set of 60 pieces. Chiltern D6095. VGC. Beautiful.

Set of dinnerware by Royal Doulton in the Chiltern pattern. I am not a dealer. This is my set and I am downsizing. The beautiful floral pattern was developed by Brownfield. Brownfields were potters in Cobridge, North Staffordshire from about 1837 to the 1890s. English transferware by Royal Doulton refers to pottery, typically dinnerware, decorated with patterns that are transferred onto the ceramic surface using a printing method. Royal Doulton, a well-known English ceramics manufacturer, produced a variety of transferware patterns, often featuring scenes, floral designs, or geometric motifs. Condition: The set is in very good condition. It was not often used and hand washed. Many pieces look like they have never been used. Some pieces may have microscopic marks from utensils. I do not see any chips or cracks. The owner will be proud to set their table with this beautiful, historic dinnerware. Colors: brown, green, dark pink, yellow Marking - all pieces are marked by Royal Doulton. D 6095. This set includes:11 dinner plates, 10.25"4 salad/side plates 8.50"10 round soup bowls 8.50"12 small bread plates 6.50"8 cream soups with handles, the cup is 5" dia., the plate/saucer is 6.50" dia.9 tea cups 3.75” dia. And 10 saucers 6” dia.2 oval bowls 9.75” long2 oval bowls 10.2; long1 round bowl 9.25” dia.1 gravy boat with attached saucer. = 60 pieces (not counting the saucers as pieces)