Description
Rust-orange flowers, pale blue fields and black scrollwork form an unusual panelled border around this Aynsley side plate. Small gilt accents follow its gently scalloped edge, giving the single piece interest even without a matching cup. It complements a collection of English porcelain and tea and coffee table pieces.
The existing identification describes a faint Aynsley England stamp on the underside. That wording supports the maker and English origin, while a separate hand-applied number remains unidentified: it could be a pattern, decorator or production reference. No specific named pattern should be inferred from it without corroboration. The floral palette and shaped form provide a clear description of the plate, but do not establish a precise year of manufacture. The original listing calls the piece antique; its selectable variant is graded Good with no chips or cracks reported. These are supplied statements rather than a certification based on the images; a careful physical check is still needed to exclude fine cracks or repair. The faint stamp should be described honestly rather than treated as a sharp, fully legible mark. For more context on the decoration and identification, see the Journal guide to collecting vintage ceramics.
- Maker: Aynsley, England, according to the faint recorded stamp.
- Dimensions: Approximately 1 cm high and 17.5 cm wide, as listed.
- Condition: Good as selected on the variant; no chips or cracks reported in the supplied description.
- Features: Panelled flowers, scalloped rim, gilt accents and faint maker stamp.
- Period: Antique according to the supplied identification; exact year unconfirmed.
- SKU: SKU-00543.
A distinctive plate for collectors of Aynsley, panelled floral porcelain or English tea ware.