Royale Stratford Fine Bone China Miniature Vase/Holder

This item is a small, white, fluted or scalloped decorative object, likely a miniature vase or holder, crafted from fine bone china. The visible portion of the item shows a glossy white glaze, characteristic of high-quality porcelain. The rim of the object exhibits a distinct scalloped edge, adding an elegant and decorative touch to its design. The base of the item features a prominent black backstamp, which serves as a crucial identifying mark. The backstamp is circular and reads "ROYALE STRATFORD FINE BONE CHINA" in an arc around the top and side. Centrally located within the circle is a detailed crown emblem, below which the text "HANDCRAFTED IN STAFFORDSHIRE ENGLAND" is printed. This mark indicates its origin from Staffordshire, a region renowned for its pottery and porcelain production, and suggests a manufacturing period likely from the mid to late 20th century, given the 'fine bone china' designation and 'handcrafted' claim, which were popular during that era. The visible condition appears good with no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs, though there are some very minor flecks or specks on the base, possibly from manufacturing or light use. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with clear detailing in the fluting and the crispness of the applied backstamp. The overall aesthetic suggests it belongs to a collection of miniature collectibles or a small decorative table piece.