The later Radford pieces (marked on the base with "E Radford England Handpainted" or "Made in England") are sometimes seen as the poor relations of the earlier wares, and its true that generally it is the early pieces which attract the highest prices.  However as this page shows the later pieces can still look great...

An unusual pattern, in two different colour schemes.  Pattern codes not known.

The term "later" is a bit misleading as these pieces were produced from about 1938 to 1980, so some "laters" could be earlier than some "earlies".  Most will however probably date from the late 1940's to the 60's or 70's.

Note that some patterns (QC and UM for example) were also used on early pieces.

Tavernware, available in a variety of shapes, some with a Woods mark, others with the "E Radford England Handpainted" mark.

Pattern and shape details can be found on most of these pics, just hover your mouse pointer over the picture.

A nice collection of CO (poppy), sent in by a collector...

Like many of the patterns, QC can be found in several different ground colours...

These later pieces probably look best displayed as groups of the same pattern.... but as the pictures below show, its not essential...

Some collectors concentrate on one shape...