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A Stunning Trio of Mid-Victorian Artistry
This curated set of three antique transferware plates is a quintessential example of the Aesthetic Movement. Manufactured by John Thomas Hudden (J.T.H.) at the British Anchor Works in Longton, Staffordshire, these pieces carry the elegance of the 19th-century \"Old World\" charm. The pattern features intricate nature-inspired motifs and delicate flora that reflect the Japanese influence popular in the late 1800s. Each plate bears the British Registry Diamond Mark, indicating the design was registered on December 31, 1851.
Set Includes:
(1) Large Dinner Plate: Approx. 10 inches in diameter.
(2) Salad/Dessert Plates: Approx. 7.5 inches in diameter.
Authentic Vintage Character:
These plates exhibit a beautiful, fine network of crazing throughout, which is consistent with earthenware of this age and adds to their antique appeal.
Markings: The reverse of each plate features the J.T.H. maker\'s mark, the 1851 Registry Diamond, and hand-painted pattern number 1317.
Please see all photos for a detailed look at the glaze and edges.
Styling Tip:
These are perfect for a Victorian-style wall gallery or as a decorative accent on an antique sideboard. Their earthy, neutral tones make them a versatile addition to any \"Grandmillennial\" or European-inspired decor.
