Lot #26: Royal Staffordshire plates- England

plate appears to be vintage Royal Staffordshire Pottery (often marked as "Royal Staffordshire" or associated with A.J. Wilkinson Ltd., Burslem, England). The swirling, ornate border with iris-like flowers, foliage, and teal/blue tones accented in gold is characteristic of patterns produced by this maker, particularly the "Iris" pattern.This design draws from Art Nouveau influences (flowing, organic lines, stylized flowers like irises or narcissus), popular in late 19th to early 20th-century English ceramics. Royal Staffordshire (under A.J. Wilkinson) produced similar mono-chrome blue/green with gilt (gold) accents dinnerware services. The pattern was available in full sets, often transfer-printed with hand-applied gold detailing."Royal Staffordshire Pottery" was linked to Arthur J. Wilkinson in Burslem, part of the famous Staffordshire Potteries region in England (Stoke-on-Trent area). No direct match for "Berkland" (or similar spellings like Berkeland/Berland) appears in pottery records—it might be a misread backstamp, a pattern name variant, or a typo/misremembered mark (perhaps confusing it with "Berkshire China" or another term, but that doesn't fit). The style strongly points to Royal Staffordshire instead. some age cracks Nothing chipper or broken Pickup category timeslot {A}