Description:In the 18th and 19th century Shell Edged plates were produced with their distinctive look which was to make them so desirable with middle class families in the UK, Europe and America. The Staffordshire pottery trade centred on the city of Stoke-on-Trent which came to be known as the city of five towns, all of the towns were involved with pottery manufacture and duly called ‘the potteries’ eventually leading to their ceramics being sold all over the world with the Shell Edge being one of the most popular.
Dimensions: -
- Dinner Plate Diameter 11" (28cm)
- Salad Plate Diameter 9" (23cm)
- Side Plate Diameter 6 1/2" (16.5cm)
- Soup Plate Diameter 9" (23cm)
- Serving Plate Diameter 12" (30.5cm)
Brand: Leeds Pottery
This Shelf: Shell Edge
WWSM says!
See the rest of the range: - Cream Jug, Sugar Box, Tea Cup and Saucer, Teapot
