Weatherby Royal Falcon Ware Saucer with 'Durability' Mark

The item is a white ceramic or porcelain saucer, observed from its underside. The material is glazed, exhibiting a smooth, reflective surface. The primary characteristic is the backstamp, centered on the base, which is printed in a dark green color. This mark features a stylized flag, possibly representing the Union Jack, with the word "DURABILITY" arching over the top. Below the flag, the text reads "WEATHERBY HANLEY ENGLAND. ROYAL FALCON WARE". Below this, the numbers "4-66" are distinctly printed, likely indicating a manufacturing date (April 1966). The saucer appears to be of a standard circular shape, consistent with traditional tea or coffee saucers. A notable condition issue is the fine network of crazing visible across the glazed surface, especially prominent in the lower right portion of the image. This indicates aging of the glaze and is a common characteristic in older ceramic items. Despite the crazing, there are no immediate signs of chips, cracks (other than crazing), or repairs from the visible angle. The craftsmanship appears to be industrial standard for dinnerware of its era, focused on durability as suggested by the backstamp. The backstamp itself is clean and crisp, indicating good quality printing. The item is clearly identifiable as a piece of English-made tableware from the mid-20th century.