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Antique Victorian Plate
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Antique Victorian Plate

19th century
Description

Unusual Victorian plate in the wedge-wood style, with a vase containing the two roses in the center.

Physical Dimensions
Height
12cm (4.72")
Width
8cm (3.15")
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Carlton House Antiques has dated this Victorian Chinoiserie Ceramic Plate to the Victorian era.

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SA985868
Description
Unusual Victorian plate in the wedge-wood style, with a vase containing the two roses in the center.
Height
12cm (4.72")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Victorian Chinoiserie Ceramic Plate to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA985868
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A circular Victorian ceramic plate featuring a central motif of a vase with flowers surrounded by a floral rim on a white glazed surface.
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A circular Victorian ceramic plate featuring a central motif of a vase with flowers surrounded by a floral rim on a white glazed surface.
Antique Victorian plate
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A circular Victorian ceramic plate featuring a central motif of a vase with flowers surrounded by a floral rim on a white glazed surface.
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Victorian Chinoiserie ceramics reflect the 19th-century European interest in East Asian artistic traditions. Manufacturers produced earthenware and ironstone decorated with motifs such as vases, exotic flora, and traditional Chinese iconography, frequently utilizing transfer-printed outlines combined with hand-enamelled colours.

During the Victorian era, decorative plates were primarily made from earthenware, ironstone, or soft-paste porcelain. These pieces were fired, decorated with cobalt blue transfer prints or hand-painted enamel pigments, and sealed with a clear lead glaze.

Authentic pieces frequently display makers marks, impressed registry stamps, or hand-painted pattern numbers on the underside. Additionally, evidence of historical production techniques, such as subtle glaze crazing, stilt marks from kiln firing, and slight irregularity in enamel application, indicates period origin.

Antique plates can be mounted using wire plate hangers to form a gallery wall, arranged inside a glazed display cabinet, or rested on plate stands across a sideboard or mantelpiece to introduce traditional pattern into modern living spaces.

Clean period ceramics by hand using lukewarm water and a mild, unfragranced liquid soap. Avoid dishwashers, abrasive pads, and prolonged immersion in water, as moisture can penetrate glazed crazing and damage overglaze enamelling.
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