Royal Staffordshire Ceramics Dinner Plates

French Porcelain Oyster Plate Limoges Circa 1900.

A charming pair of early 19th century blue and white Staffordshire plates dating to circa 1825. Known as the man with the cow pattern each plate features a pastoral scene rendered in...

Gorgeous set of 12 antique English Coalport porcelain turquoise and gold encrusted dinner plates. Circa 1920. A timeless and classic touch for a fine interior. 10.5 inch diameter.

Set of 6 Catalina Island Soft Matte Greenish Blue Dinner Plates from the early 20th Century. 9.5" across. 1930's USA.

- 1970s, France - Maker: Gien - Good original condition.

This is a beautiful early plate in a printed blue and white chinoiserie pattern and made of a type of earthenware pottery called pearlware, in the very early 19th century, by one of ...

Set of three 19th century porcelain plates, decorated with hand colored transfer in a wonderful pattern of water lilies. The plates are molded with sc...

These tall candlesticks and dinner plates were made by the renowned English porcelain maker, Royal Crown Derby. The candlesticks and plates are done in their 'Olde Avesbury...

Four Gaudy Dutch 'War Bonnet' Pattern Plates 8.25 inches in diameter The 'War Bonnet' pattern was produced between 1810 and 1850 in England, primarily in the Staffordshire region. These plates were made for the American market, where they gained popularity among the Pennsylvania Dutch. The term 'War Bonnet' likely refers to the central design motif, which resembles a Native American war bonnet, reflecting early American cultural influences. A "war bonnet" refers to a traditional headdress worn by some Native American tribes, most notably the Plains Indians such as the Sioux, Cheyenne, and Crow. These headdresses are often made of feathers (typically eagle feathers), beads, and other decorative elements, and they carry deep cultural, spiritual, and symbolic significance. The significance of the War Bonnet Symbol of Honor: War bonnets were worn by respected leaders, warriors, and elders who had earned them through acts of bravery, leadership, or service to their community. Spiritual Importance: The feathers, especially eagle feathers, are considered sacred and represent a connection to the spiritual world. Ceremonial Use: War bonnets were used in various ceremonies, dances, and important cultural events rather than for everyday wear. Status and Achievement: Each feather in a war bonnet was typically earned for a specific act of courage or accomplishment. The 'War Bonnet' pattern features a central design resembling a feathered headdress or floral basket, surrounded by vibrant floral elements. Color Palette: Common colors include cobalt blue, iron red, and green, with occasional yellow highlights. These colors were applied using overglaze enamels. Like other Gaudy Dutch patterns...

English Imari set of 5 porcelain small bowl plates.

B&G, Bing & Grondahl Saxon flower. Four dinner plates decorated with flowers and gold rim. Approximately 1920s. In perfect condition. Marked. First factory quality. Dimensions:...

Bring the beauty of blooming nature to your table with this charming set of four vintage glazed ceramic plates, each exquisitely shaped and glazed to resemble an open flower. Featuri...