Victorian Blue & White Transferware Dinner Plates

Add an exquisite piece of late-Victorian history to your dining collection or display cabinet. Sold each, these stunning antique blue and white transferware plates feature the highly collectible "Quails" pattern produced by the historic English pottery company, T.C. Brown-Westhead, Moore & Co. (operating out of Cauldon Place, Staffordshire).

Originally registered via a diamond design patent mark in 1881, this pattern elegantly blends traditional English transferware style with a hint of aesthetic period Japanese influence. The center depicts highly detailed quails nestled amidst vibrant blooming chrysanthemums and wild foliage, framed perfectly by a stylized geometric ring, elegant sprig details, and a scalloped, fluted rim.

Whether used to build an eclectic collection of antique ironstone dinnerware or styled on a rustic plate rack, this premium piece of Staffordshire china brings unmistakable country-estate charm to any home.

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