I found this lovely Coalport side plate in a market stall on Portobello Road, London.
Very pretty little plate - genuine Coalport - could be used as a side/bread plate or trinket tray as it is rounded (probably meant to hold a bread roll). I have been unable to determine the name of the pattern. Pretty flowers and very generous with the gold gilding (which is in very good condition).
Bottom reads "England Coalport A.D. 1750" - also displays a crown stamp, the number "48" in red and an embossed number I can't read. I estimate it to be made in the 1950s or 1960s due to the crazing.
Not safe for microwave and hand wash only please.
Measures approximately 6 inches round.
It is in wonderful condition. No chips or cracks. Gold gilding is intact. Colours are bright. It does show crazing under a magnifying glass which is common in a dish of this age.
~ Made in England ~
Very pretty little plate - genuine Coalport - could be used as a side/bread plate or trinket tray as it is rounded (probably meant to hold a bread roll). I have been unable to determine the name of the pattern. Pretty flowers and very generous with the gold gilding (which is in very good condition).
Bottom reads "England Coalport A.D. 1750" - also displays a crown stamp, the number "48" in red and an embossed number I can't read. I estimate it to be made in the 1950s or 1960s due to the crazing.
Not safe for microwave and hand wash only please.
Measures approximately 6 inches round.
It is in wonderful condition. No chips or cracks. Gold gilding is intact. Colours are bright. It does show crazing under a magnifying glass which is common in a dish of this age.
~ Made in England ~
