Heron Cross Pottery Floral Trinket Dish

This piece can be accurately identified as a Heron Cross Pottery rectangular trinket tray (also commonly sold as a pin dish, mint dish, or soap dish). Item Details • Manufacturer. Heron Cross Pottery, founded in 1876 in Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England. • Pattern. Blue Ivy Rose (sometimes listed simply as Blue Rose), which features deep cobalt and periwinkle blue roses with green foliage on a white earthenware or opaque china body. • Dimensions & Form. At 4.5" × 3.5" (approx. 12 cm × 9 cm), this specific pinched rectangular shape is part of Heron Cross Pottery's dressing table and giftware line, frequently paired with a small petal dish as a vanity set. • Production Method. Heron Cross Pottery is known for producing traditional Staffordshire earthenware decorated with hand-applied ceramic transfers (lithographs) that are kiln-fired at high temperatures. Estimated Value