Vintage Charlotte Royal Crownford Soap Dish Wall Holder - Staffordshire England - Red Floral Transferware edwin m knowles The bottoms of all the

The bottoms of all the canisters have rub marks where the copper plating has worn away

oven proof

designed a popular square plate style and weathered the turbulent years of the Great Depression with aplomb

Albert Einstein carved his name into a wooden table top in the dining room that is still visible today

Especially beautiful when paired with colorful linens in pink

Vintage Charlotte Royal Crownford Soap Dish Wall Holder - Staffordshire England - Red Floral Transferware edwin m knowles The bottoms of all theThe glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. Alfred Austin {HISTORY} Sometime around the 1930's, this Royal Crownford soap dish was made in the famous pottery district of Staffordshire, England. Part of the Charlotte pattern, its billowy red transferware florals and highly functional purpose as a wall mounted soap and toothbrush holder made for a dynamic piece of utilitarian art in the bathroom. Still desirable for