Product Details

Specs: Round plate, approx. 9 to 10 in. (confirm). Brown transfer in the Aesthetic Movement taste: wild roses, ferns, and iris on a cream ground with a geometric Japanesque corner panel and scroll border. Maker: John Maddock & Sons, Burslem, c.1870-1891. | History: The Aesthetic Movement of the 1870s and 1880s brought Japanese asymmetry, fans, and geometric panels onto English tables, and brown was the colour of the moment. Maddock's Gem Ironstone line carried these designs to the American export market. | Condition: All-over crazing with warm toning to the ground, light utensil wear in the well. No chips or cracks seen in photos; tap test pending. Sold as found; please review every photo. Stay crazed, darlings.