1940s Royal Winton Grimwades Pottery Butter Dish With A Chrome Lid

I love this 1940s Royal Winton Grimwades Pottery Butter Dish With A Chrome Lid. I haven’t been able to trace the pattern name/number but its quite an unusual piece. You could also use it as a trinket box!

Each side of the butter dish has a print of a country village scene. The lid is made from non-magnetic chrome and has a cute white bakelite knob in the centre.

It’s in good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration, it does have some manufacturing defects, including pinholes, bubbles, and black specks which have been there since the dish was first made. The lid has some surface scratches/blemishes.

Approximate Size 
Height: 7cm (including lid and knob)
Base Width:- 13cm 
Base Depth: 8.9cm

Printed with the back mark dating from 1942, where A refers to Grimwades
Royal Winton
Made in England A

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NB: Accessories shown in the images are for illustration only and are not included.