The product is a set of four antique Sampson Bridgwood & Son dinner plates, featuring a floral pattern in pink and peach colors. Made of pottery in Staffordshire, England in 1901, these 10.5" plates have a printed backstamp and are part of the Edwardian era. Perfect for all occasions, these dinner plates showcase intricate flower designs in the traditional style of the time, making them a unique and exquisite addition to any table setting.
History of the maker:
Sampson Bridgwood & Son, a renowned earthenware and china manufacturer, was founded in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, England. Although the company’s official establishment date is 1820, as mentioned in the Pottery Gazette Directory, it’s worth noting that the company’s roots can be traced back to 1795 when Samuel Bridgwood, a skilled potter, partnered with his brother-in-law, Richard Johnson, under the name Johnson & Bridgwood.
There is so much more on this potter you can research. The makers mark showed that these plates were made in 1901.
Resource: thepotteries.org
Condition
Is in good age appropriate condition. Has as all of these crazing on all plates. Some gold loss on the edges. May show some age appropriate wear. Please review all photos slight discoloration throughout. Please review all photos to form your own opinion.
Dimensions
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