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Victorian Order of the Garter Coalport Dinner Plate, Windsor Castle
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Victorian Order of the Garter Coalport Dinner Plate, Windsor Castle

19th century
For Sale by Luke Honey Ltd
Description

Queen Victoria: A Coalport Bone China Dinner Plate from the Order of the Garter Service

the borders with neo-Rococo C-scrolls in blue enamel, the centre with the badge of the Order of the Garter (with motto: Honi soit qui mal y pense), retailer’s mark for Nixon & Son, Windsor to the reverse: with Victoria Crown...Windsor Castle...

Diameter: 25.3cm

Stock Reference: LH 1941

A very similar- if simpler- design to the Coalport Order of the Garter dinner service circa 1845-50, again, supplied by Nixon & Son of Windsor. Presumably, a later variation on the same pattern. Individual Garter plates were decommissioned and given to royal staff as a reward for loyal service.

Condition: ‘Very Good’. Some minor wear and rubbing to the edges (with traces of gilt) plus a miniscule chip to the edge on the reverse side. Please feel free to contact me if you require further photographs.

Physical Dimensions
Height
2.6cm (1.02")
Width
23.5cm (9.25")
Depth
23.5cm (9.25")
Declaration

Luke Honey Ltd has dated this Coalport Garter Dinner Plate to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA831216
Dealers Internal Reference
LH 1941
Description
Queen Victoria: A Coalport Bone China Dinner Plate from the Order of the Garter Service

the borders with neo-Rococo C-scrolls in blue enamel, the centre with the badge of the Order of the Garter (with motto: Honi soit qui mal y pense), retailer’s mark for Nixon & Son, Windsor to the reverse: with Victoria Crown...Windsor Castle...

fig 1. A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia.
fig 1. Victorian Order of the Garter Coalport Dinner Plate, Windsor Castle

Diameter: 25.3cm

Stock Reference: LH 1941

A very similar- if simpler- design to the Coalport Order of the Garter dinner service circa 1845-50, again, supplied by Nixon & Son of Windsor.
Luke Honey Ltd

Presumably, a later variation on the same pattern. Individual Garter plates were decommissioned and given to royal staff as a reward for loyal service.

fig 2. A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia.
fig 2. Victorian Order of the Garter Coalport Dinner Plate, Windsor Castle

Condition: ‘Very Good’. Some minor wear and rubbing to the edges (with traces of gilt) plus a miniscule chip to the edge on the reverse side. Please feel free to contact me if you require further photographs.

Height
2.6cm (1.02")
Width
23.5cm (9.25")
Depth
23.5cm (9.25")
Date of Manufacture

Luke Honey Ltd has dated this Coalport Garter Dinner Plate to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA831216
Dealers Internal Ref
LH 1941
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A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia.
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Archive I A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia.

Victorian Order of the Garter Coalport Dinner Plate, Windsor Castle

Archive II A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia. View II
Archive III A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia. View III
Archive IV A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia. View IV
Archive V A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia. View V
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A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia.
Victorian Order of the Garter Coalport Dinner Plate, Windsor Castle
Ref: SA831216
A white porcelain dinner plate featuring a cobalt blue scrollwork rim and a central Order of the Garter star insignia.
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Porcelain items bearing the insignia of the Order of the Garter were created for British royal residences, diplomatic gifts, or official banquets, representing the highest order of chivalry in the British honours system founded in 1348.

Victorian Coalport pieces were made from translucent bone china body, embellished with hand-applied enamel colours, cobalt blue glazes, and burnished gold leaf gilding.

Authenticity is verified through maker marks stamped or painted on the underside, precise hand-finished gilding, and the specific density and translucency of the bone china material.

Heraldic plates can be positioned on plate stands within glazed cabinets, mounted on accent walls in formal dining areas, or integrated into shelf arrangements alongside contemporary glassware.

Hand wash using lukewarm water and gentle soap, avoiding abrasive pads or soaking, to protect delicate gilded rims and painted enamel insignia from deterioration.
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