How should I display a cabinet plate?

These decorative pieces are best housed in a dedicated display cabinet or mounted securely on a wall using proper coated plate hangers. Keeping them away from direct sunlight preserves the vibrancy of the hand-painted enamels and prevents any fading of the surrounding room environment. Because many of these items feature delicate raised gilding, positioning them where they will not be brushed against or handled frequently ensures the metallic surfaces remain pristine over time.

Can I use these dishes for serving food?

Most antique pieces featuring extensive gilding and hand-painted enamels are intended strictly for decorative display rather than daily dining. Regular use and washing can wear down delicate metallic leaf and historic enamel layers. If a piece is used for light serving on special occasions, hand washing in lukewarm water with mild soap is essential. Dishwasher cycles and abrasive sponges will permanently damage the historic glaze and gold leaf.

How do I identify the period of a piece?

Dating relies primarily on factory backstamps, impressed marks, pattern numbers and stylistic cues recorded on the underside of the ceramic. Researching specific registry marks or painter signatures often narrows down the production decade. Comparing the paste type, such as bone china versus earthenware, along with the distinct decorative style like Aesthetic Period or Art Nouveau, helps confirm the manufacturing era.

What is the difference between porcelain and earthenware here?

Porcelain is a dense, vitrified ceramic fired at high temperatures until it becomes non-porous and translucent. It provides a smooth, hard white canvas that holds fine gold leaf and detailed enamel work exceptionally well. Earthenware is fired at lower temperatures, resulting in a heavier, more porous body that requires a complete glaze layer to seal the clay. It often forms the robust base for intricately carved or heavily decorated Japanese vessels.

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A gold ceramic dish brings together porcelain, earthenware and fine metal leaf to create a striking focal point for a cabinet or table.

Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

19th century

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Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

From Ritas Bazaar

£300

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Satsuma, 1890–1900. Exceptional Multi-figure Plate by the Renowned Master Senzan

19th century

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Satsuma, 1890–1900. Exceptional Multi-figure Plate by the Renowned Master Senzan

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£1,200

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Royal Worcester Paints Fruit Two Handled Sugar Bowl.

1900 - 1920

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Royal Worcester Paints Fruit Two Handled Sugar Bowl.

From Valerie Main Ltd

£575

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19th century

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Fourteen 19th Century Porcelain Part Dessert Service Cabinet Display Plates

From James Ribbons Antiques

£340

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19th century

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A Good Quality Imari Plate Circa 1890

From Frank Craig Antiques

£150

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Japanese Satsuma Millefleur Bowl, Meiji Period. 30cm Diameter.

19th century

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Japanese Satsuma Millefleur Bowl, Meiji Period. 30cm Diameter.

From Patrick Moorhead Antiques

£4,000

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Royal Worcester Painted Fruit Sugar Bowl

1900 - 1920

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Royal Worcester Painted Fruit Sugar Bowl

From Valerie Main Ltd

£375

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18th century

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A Pair of Rare Japanese Moulded in Shallow Relief, Crane Shaped Dishes, Decorated in Iron Red, Black and Gold, Dating Late 17th Early 18th Century.

From Oliver Sargent Antiques

£895

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A Pair of Hand Painted Fruit Plates by the Worcester Artist Richard Budd

1920 - 1940

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A Pair of Hand Painted Fruit Plates by the Worcester Artist Richard Budd

From Robert Belcher Antiques

£375

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Antique French "Japonesque" Porcelain Dish by Louis Pierre Malpass 19th C

19th century

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Antique French "Japonesque" Porcelain Dish by Louis Pierre Malpass 19th C

From Regent Antiques

£1,550

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Some nineteenth-century dessert plates feature intricately painted butterflies designed to make unsuspecting diners wonder if an insect has landed on the fruit.

Royal Worcester Painted Fruit Dessert Dish Signed R Sebright

1900 - 1920

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Royal Worcester Painted Fruit Dessert Dish Signed R Sebright

From Valerie Main Ltd

£450

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Antique Royal Doulton Porcelain Cabinet Dish ~ "Oncidium Forbesii Orchids" ~ David Dewsberry

1900 - 1920

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Antique Royal Doulton Porcelain Cabinet Dish ~ "Oncidium Forbesii Orchids" ~ David Dewsberry

From Applecross Antiques

£895

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Antique Porcelain Hand-painted Cabinet Plate, Aynsley, C. 1888

19th century

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Antique Porcelain Hand-painted Cabinet Plate, Aynsley, C. 1888

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£200

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Daisy Makeig-jones, Lustre Butterfly Bowl, Wedgwood, C. 1914

1900 - 1920

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Daisy Makeig-jones, Lustre Butterfly Bowl, Wedgwood, C. 1914

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£500

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Superb Quality Pair of Antique Edwardian Hand Painted Wedgwood Shaped Dishes

1900 - 1920

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Superb Quality Pair of Antique Edwardian Hand Painted Wedgwood Shaped Dishes

From London City Antiques

£395

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Antique Royal Dux Porcelain Art Nouveau Figurine of a Young Woman, C. 1912

1900 - 1920

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Antique Royal Dux Porcelain Art Nouveau Figurine of a Young Woman, C. 1912

From Gillers Antiques Ltd

£300

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Gold Ceramic Dish

Kyoto Satsuma Bowl “Woman and Children Under Camellia Tree”, C.1890

Satsuma, 1890–1900. Exceptional Multi-figure Plate by the Renowned Master Senzan

Royal Worcester Paints Fruit Two Handled Sugar Bowl.

Fourteen 19th Century Porcelain Part Dessert Service Cabinet Display Plates

A Good Quality Imari Plate Circa 1890

Japanese Satsuma Millefleur Bowl, Meiji Period. 30cm Diameter.

Royal Worcester Painted Fruit Sugar Bowl

A Pair of Rare Japanese Moulded in Shallow Relief, Crane Shaped Dishes, Decorated in Iron Red, Black and Gold, Dating Late 17th Early 18th Century.

A Pair of Hand Painted Fruit Plates by the Worcester Artist Richard Budd

Antique French "Japonesque" Porcelain Dish by Louis Pierre Malpass 19th C

Royal Worcester Painted Fruit Dessert Dish Signed R Sebright

Antique Royal Doulton Porcelain Cabinet Dish ~ "Oncidium Forbesii Orchids" ~ David Dewsberry

Antique Porcelain Hand-painted Cabinet Plate, Aynsley, C. 1888

Daisy Makeig-jones, Lustre Butterfly Bowl, Wedgwood, C. 1914

Superb Quality Pair of Antique Edwardian Hand Painted Wedgwood Shaped Dishes

Antique Royal Dux Porcelain Art Nouveau Figurine of a Young Woman, C. 1912

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