Pair/Two Antique Flow BLUE WILLOW Porcelain Salad Plates Circa 1892
Item History & Price
Beautiful pair (2) flow blue willow salad plates believed to be manufactured by Redfern & Drakeford, Balmoral, c. 1892. Pattern has the traditional ‘Blue Willow’ border and center that has been copied from the Spode factory in 1790 (Willow III pattern, designed in 1810). Plates shows a crisp contrast to the deep flow blue coloring finished with better than average bleeding of the blue. Bottom is unmarked however believed to be produced by Redfern &...; Drakeford, Stoke-on-Trent, c.1892-1902
Condition is very good.No hairlines, cracks, crazing or repairsThere is a single small flake/chip to edge of one plate.Better than average porcelain used in manufacturing shows some variation in glaze thickness with a few pits that show as black spots on the back.Much of the gold/gilt trim is missing from both, there should be solid lines between the border and center medallions.Please review the pictures they are an important part of the description.
I am happy to combine shipping or answer any questions I can.Shipped via USPS Priority MailThank you for looking.
Condition is very good.No hairlines, cracks, crazing or repairsThere is a single small flake/chip to edge of one plate.Better than average porcelain used in manufacturing shows some variation in glaze thickness with a few pits that show as black spots on the back.Much of the gold/gilt trim is missing from both, there should be solid lines between the border and center medallions.Please review the pictures they are an important part of the description.
I am happy to combine shipping or answer any questions I can.Shipped via USPS Priority MailThank you for looking.
