1930s Myott Staffordshire Medici Sky Blue transferware saucer.

Excellent condition no chips or cracks.   HISTORY  Myott, Son & Co. Ltd. operated potteries in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, producing earthenware and tableware throughout the 20th century. The company became well known for its decorative transfer-printed patterns that mirrored popular neoclassical and historical revival styles of the interwar period. Staffordshire pottery makers during this era utilized advanced transfer printing techniques to apply complex multicolored motifs onto durable earthenware blanks. The Medici Sky Blue pattern reflects the widespread fascination with Renaissance and classical motifs that influenced British ceramic design in the 1930s. Such tableware sets were marketed toward middle-class households seeking elegant yet affordable dining accessories for everyday and formal use. Over time, production of these intricate earthenware lines ceased as manufacturing methods modernized and consumer preferences shifted away from heavily ornamented tableware.