Antique W.H.Grindley Flow Blue Clarence Pattern Plates W.H. Grindley, Tunstall, Staffordshire, England produced this extensive bleed flow blue pattern dinnerware during the Victorian Era. Clarence has a repeat pattern of scrollwork and cascading floral medallions encircling the wide rim with inner well of snow white for contrast. Embossed raised beading defines the outer scallop rim. Raised delicate flower and fleur de lis motif accentuates the beaded rim. Inner well is bordered with a delicate scalloped lace collar embossing.

Dinner size plates in extremely fine condition with no structural flaws, utensil damage or yellowing. Two plates in the Lot, rated as Very Good due to the fine age related overall glaze crazing. Plates measure 9 inches and are authentically marked with the W.H.Grindley world logo trademark, used between 1891 - 1914 and incised mold number.

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Circa: 1891 - 1914
Type: Antiques, Dinnerware, Flow Blue, Grindley, Clarence, Plates
Manufacturer: W.H. Grindley  

Johnson Bros Peach Pattern Flow Blue Plate Heavy bleed Johnson Bros. flow blue plate with an extremely rich and deep border pattern of blossom, greenery and vining called Peach. Random stippling accents of flower centers in delicate gold.

Plate measures 8 inches in diameter has a delicate modified scalloped rim. Printed mark under glaze with the Johnson Bros. Ltd. Hanley & Tunstall, Staffordshire Crown and Banner logo, Royal Semi-Porcelain, England. Printed mark was used 1900+. Rated as very good with minimal crazing and no utensil marks or damage.

Truly a rich, heavy bleed to the flow blue pattern. Thank you for browsing in Aurora's Attic Treasures.


Circa: ca 1900
Type: China, Flow Blue
Manufacturer: Johnson Bros  

Antique W & E Corn Flow Blue Dorothy Pattern Plate Lovely Dorothy Flow Blue pattern luncheon size plate by W & E Corn of Longport, Staffordshire. Border pattern of hanging floral baskets on a garland of fern and scroll. Soft pinch and wide scallop rim is accented with stippled gold paint.

Plate measures 8 inches in diameter and rated as very good with minor wear of the gold stippling, minimal utensil wear and crazing. Two extremely small glaze pops on the border from time of manufacturing.

Marked with the printed under glaze logo of W & E Corn England, Porcelain Royale used between 1864 - 1904. Pattern name is also marked along with a artist hash mark and impressed 0 towards the center of the base.

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Circa: 1864 - 1904
Type: China, Flow Blue
Manufacturer: W E Corn