Royal Doulton’s Chatham pattern, produced in England in the early 20th century, is represented here. The design features a transfer-printed pastoral landscape at the center, surrounded by a blue-green floral border, a style reflecting Doulton’s Edwardian revival of earlier English scenic wares.
The earthenware plate bears the Royal Doulton lion-and-crown backstamp, a mark used approximately between 1902 and 1922. Its decoration combines transfer printing with subtle hand-applied coloring, a technique characteristic of Royal Doulton’s decorative wares from this period.
Examples of this pattern with the teal border appear far less frequently than the standard blue versions. This suggests the teal colorway was either produced for a shorter period or ordered in lower numbers, making it comparatively scarce today.
