Royal Winton 'Hazel' Chintz

Royal Winton 'Hazel' Sauce Boat c1936

A lovely vintage 'Hazel' chintz sauce boat and stand in excellent condition. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Royal Winton Hazel

Two rare and lovely Hazel items from the 1930s. For a selection of this striking chintz visit Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Hazel' Chintz Toast Rack with Preserve Tray c1936

Royal Winton 'Hazel' Chintz Preserve Pot with Saucer Base c1936

Royal Winton 'English Rose' Chintz Cake Plate c1951

Royal Winton 'English Rose' Chintz Cake Plate c1951

A lovely vintage Royal Winton 'English Rose' Ascot shape cake plate - a pretty chintz, not often seen. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Evesham' Chintz Art Deco Dish c1951

Royal Winton 'Evesham' Chintz Art Deco Dish c1951

A lovely vintage Royal Winton 'Evesham' art deco shape dish with stepped fin handles. Rare to find in such good condition. For more details visit Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Cheadle' Chintz Butter Dish

Vintage Royal Winton 'Cheadle' Chintz Butter Dish c1951

A rare vintage Royal Winton 'Cheadle' butter dish - a great example with the old 1950's Royal Winton mark, Canadian Registration for 1951 and U.S. patent. For more details visit my website Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Shrewsbury' Chintz Preserve Jar

Royal Winton 'Shrewsbury' Chintz Ascot Preserve Jar c1952

A lovely vintage Royal Winton 'Shrewsbury' Ascot shape preserve pot - one of the prettiest of chintz patterns. For more details visit my website Premier Antiques

Royal Winton Chintz - Rare Shapes

Cotswold cake slice

A few unusual Royal Winton chintz shapes - rare to find, especially in such good condition. For a great selection of chintz visit my website Premier Antiques

Shrewsbury fruit bowl

Somerset cheese dish

Royal Winton - Julia

One of the prettiest and most vibrant of the chintzes, Julia was introduced in the 1930s. Pink tea roses with a profusion of other cerise, blue and yellow flowers, it's one of the classic Royal Winton patterns. For more visit Premier Antiques 

Royal Winton Summertime

First advertised in 1932, Summertime was one of the first chintz patterns produced by Grimwades under the new 'Royal Winton' label. The Pottery Gazette described it as 'a fantasia of roses, daisies, violets, harebells and similar summer-time flowers'. Here is a lovely old Summertime hors d'oeuvre dish which shows this pretty design to full effect. For more details see Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Summertime' dish c1935

Royal Winton Chintz - Evesham

Inspired by the orchards in the Vale of Evesham, this vibrant design was introduced by Royal Winton in the early 1950s. Bunches of colourful fruits and delicate blossoms on a cream background creates a lovely design which is a nice departure from the floral chintzes. For more details see Premier Antiques

Royal Winton Marguerite

One of the first chintz patterns introduced by Royal Winton in 1928. In 1929 the Pottery Gazette described it as 'reminiscent of the charm of the countryside.... with new and appealing shapes'. In general it was produced in either a gold or blue enamel trim. For a good selection of Marguerite see Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Marguerite' Biscuit Barrel c1939

Royal Winton 'Marguerite' Elite Teapot c1930

Royal Winton 'Marguerite' Sugar Shaker c1935

Royal Winton - Florence

A vibrant design of bright pink carnations and smaller flowers on a black background introduced briefly after the war. Quite a rare pattern and always popular with chintz collectors. Here is a very pretty posy basket and a rare butter dish which show just how good Royal Winton prints could be. For more details see Premier Antiques

Royal Winton 'Florence' posy basket c1951

Royal Winton 'Florence' butter dish c1953