On offer is a rare early 1900s Crown Staffordshire porcelain group of plates dating to circa 1910. This matching set comprises one dinner plate, two tea plates, and two saucers, all finely decorated with delicate pink floral motifs and finished with subtle gilt edging, characteristic of Edwardian period English porcelain.

Crown Staffordshire was a respected English porcelain manufacturer active during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, producing refined tableware known for its elegant decoration and quality finish. This group remains in good antique condition with no chips or cracks and displays consistently across all pieces. A well preserved example of early Crown Staffordshire porcelain that brings coherence and authenticity to any collection.

Key Features

• ✅ Genuine Crown Staffordshire porcelain plate group

• ✅ Early 1900s English porcelain dating to circa 1910

• ✅ Pink floral decoration with gilt detailing

• ✅ Set includes one dinner plate, two tea plates, and two saucers

• ✅ Condition good with no chips or cracks

• ✅ Dinner plate approx 9 inches diameter

• ✅ Tea plates approx 7 inches diameter

• ✅ Saucers approx 5.5 inches diameter

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