This set of eight Victorian plates is a creation of the English manufacturer Brownfield & Sons, renowned for its fine earthenware from the late 19th century. The "Texas" pattern, produced around 1880, illustrates the era's enthusiasm for detailed botanical motifs and asymmetrical compositions inspired by Japonism. Made of ceramic, these plates feature a cream background enhanced with a polychrome floral decoration dominated by blue, green, and touches of yellow and brown. The elegantly off-center central motif is framed by a delicate geometric frieze on the rim. The "Brownfield & Sons Trade Mark Texas" mark is clearly stamped on the back of each piece, attesting to their origin and authenticity. The set has retained its structural integrity and antique charm, its history evident in its natural patina. The colors remain vibrant and the glaze retains a beautiful sheen, reflecting the quality of British ceramic production from this period. These historic plates will find their place in a classic dining room or an eclectic interior, bringing a touch of Victorian elegance to a set table. They pair harmoniously with antique silver cutlery or cut crystal glassware for a refined presentation.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBeige, Blue, Green, Multi ColorMaterialCeramicNumber of items8Height2 cmWidth26 cmDepth26 cmSigns of usageDiscoloring, Scratches, Chipped, Crack