Spode, Queensbird, coffee, tea and food rest services (101).

Stoneware, light gray glazed, decorated with a colored bird sitting on a branch. Fine margins in blue and yellow. Cylindrical shape. Based on a design by Harold Holdway, around 1937, who later became the manufactory's design director. Queen Mary gave permission to name the decor Queen's Bird. Production was discontinued in 2002. 101 pieces, consisting of 2 vegetable bowls, 1 gravy boat (edge of the saucer chipped), 1 lidded tureen, 1 plate (glaze rubs), 6 soup bowls and 10 saucers (slight traces of cuts in the glaze and rubs), 12 dinner plates, 26 cake /salad plates (heavy cut marks in the glaze, decoration badly washed out), 6 tea cups and 5 saucers (decor heavily faded), 11 coffee cups and 8 saucers (decor only rudimentarily preserved), 2 cream jugs and 2 sugar bowls, 1 coffee pot, 1 teapot , 1 bread plate and 5 small bowl. Various maker's marks in black and green.