Royal Staffordshire "Tonquin" pattern Dessert Plate Designed by Clarice Cliff

This is a Royal Staffordshire "Tonquin" pattern dinner plate designed by Clarice Cliff. Set of 4 Antique Width: 7 7/8 in Pattern Details: The "Tonquin" pattern features a blue transferware design depicting a stately home, a river scene with swans and a waterfall, and various floral elements. Designer: Clarice Cliff was a renowned British ceramic artist known for her distinctive designs, including the "Tonquin" pattern. Origin: The plate was made in England by Royal Staffordshire. Era: This vintage plate dates back to the 1920s-1930s, after Cliff's "Bizarre" period.