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Vintage Kirkham’s Ceramic Plate Collectable Decorative Tableware Dish Classic
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Vintage Kirkham’s Ceramic Plate Collectable Decorative Tableware Dish Classic

1920 - 1940
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This vintage Kirkham's ceramic plate is a classic collectable decorative tableware dish from the 1940s. Made from high-quality ceramic, this multicoloured plate features a decorative style that adds a touch of elegance to any home decor. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a unique and nostalgic piece to their table setting, this Kirkham's plate is a timeless treasure that is sure to be a conversation starter.

18 cm diameter

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Heavenly Antiques has dated this Framed Ceramic Pot Lid to the 1940s.

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This vintage Kirkham's ceramic plate is a classic collectable decorative tableware dish from the 1940s.
Made from high-quality ceramic, this multicoloured plate features a decorative style that adds a touch of elegance to any home decor.
Heavenly Antiques

Perfect for collectors or those looking to add a unique and nostalgic piece to their table setting, this Kirkham's plate is a timeless treasure that is sure to be a conversation starter.

18 cm diameter

Date of Manufacture

Heavenly Antiques has dated this Framed Ceramic Pot Lid to the 1940s.

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SA1220023
Heavenly Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2026

Specialists in antique furntire and decorative antiques from 17th to the 19th century

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A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround.
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Archive I A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround.

Vintage Kirkham’s Ceramic Plate Collectable Decorative Tableware Dish Classic

Archive II A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround. View II
Archive III A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround. View III
Archive IV A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround. View IV
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A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround.
Vintage Kirkham’s Ceramic Plate Collectable Decorative Tableware Dish Classic
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A circular ceramic plate depicting a transfer-printed bullfighting scene, framed within a wide circular black ebonised surround.
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Transfer-printed pot lids were originally manufactured in 19th-century Britain as decorative covers for earthenware jars containing products such as pomade, paste, and preserves. Over time, these polychrome pottery lids became popular collectable items often mounted in circular wooden frames for wall display.

These items feature glazed earthenware or creamware ceramic bodies decorated with underglaze multi-colour transfer printing. They are commonly mounted inside turned wood or moulded ebonised frames designed for hanging.

Authentic pieces frequently display maker marks on the reverse, fine craquelure under the glaze, and registration marks. Alignment dots from the multi-colour printing process and natural wear on unglazed rim edges are also key indicators.

Group multiple framed ceramic plates together on a gallery wall to create visual structure, or display individual pieces on plate stands arranged upon a bookshelf or sideboard.

Dust framed ceramic pieces gently using a dry microfibre cloth. Avoid immersing framed items in water to prevent damage to the wooden mount, and keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the printed colours.
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