Baifield Productions Ltd was a subsidiary of S. Fielding & Co Ltd - Baifield produced garden pottery, flower bowls, vases, jardinieres, oven-to-table ware and fancy earthenware.

In 1963 Douglas Kitchener Bailey bought an interest in Fielding. Bailey had previously been the managing director of Howard Pottery.

Reginald Fielding and Douglas Bailey became the joint managing directors of Baifield Productions - the name Baifield being a contraction of their surnames. 

Howard Pottery, under Douglas Bailey, had used once fired techniques and Bailey introduced cellulose decorated ware at Baifield, much as the previous Era Art Pottery had done in the 1930s. Baifield Productions used one of Era's trade names: Ranleigh Ware.   

Reginald Fielding had retired in 1967 and following the death of Douglas Bailey in 1971 his widow took over the Fielding business which was sold in 1976. By this time the Baifield Productions business had closed.