Antique British Ironstone China Plate 267 Oriental Imari Style 29cm Wedgwood

Antique British Ironstone China Plate 267 Oriental Imari Style 29cm WedgwoodThis attractive antique British ironstone china plate, pattern number 267, is a fine example of mid19th century oriental style decoration strongly influenced by Japanese Imari wares. Made in England and clearly backstamped IRONSTONE CHINA 267 beneath a royal coat of arms, the piece displays the typically robust body and glossy glaze associated with early ironstone production, combined with richly coloured transfer and hand painted enamels. The plate

further supporting a 19th‑century date and likely origin in one of the established European porcelain centres producing Sevres‑inspired wares for the middle‑class market

This charming miniature vase stands at approximately 9 cm in height

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displaying well

elegant colour palettes and outstanding craftsmanship make it a cornerstone of any serious ceramics collection

a thoughtful gift for a lover of fine ceramics

There is a small chip to the bottom rim and some minor wear to the handle

with the interior surface acting as a canvas for intricate hand-painted motifs

the piece combines a slender baluster vase with a domed cover and a well-cast stepped bronze base

The surface of the dish displays intricate hand-painted motifs typical of the period

This minor imperfection does not detract from the display value of the piece and is typical of genuine antique porcelain that has been appreciated and handled over time

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