Vintage 1940’s Royal Doulton Fine Porcelain Tea Trio – Raby Rose Pattern D5533 Stoneware Not much could be found

Not much could be found on the history of the Osborne China Company besides that it could possibly have been part of the Regent Works

to create the first porcelain dinnerware plate that was suitable for export

The creamer is stamped underneath Crown Staffordshire Made in England followed by a REGD no

Diameter of rim 9

Vintage 1940’s Royal Doulton Fine Porcelain Tea Trio – Raby Rose Pattern D5533 Stoneware Not much could be foundDesigned by Edward Raby in the 1940s for Royal Doulton, this beautiful and attractive pattern was released as the Raby Rose pattern D5533 and proudly displays a garland of magnificent pink toned roses with rose buds and green leaves along the verge of each item along with gold trim to highlight the rims as well as the handle of the tea cup. Edward Raby was employed as an artist at both Royal Worcester in the 1800s and later Royal Doulton. He was born