British bone china 1891 wedgwood hand-painted dessert plate cake plate

British famous porcelain Wedgwood Hand-painted dessert plate cake plate set of two Origin:England Dessert plate diameter 16cm Goose yellow edge trim 24k gold inlay Can be paired with two pieces of the same color The colors of the dim sum plates can also be mixed and matched ~ Picture 4: Lake Aqua Green + Goose Yellow The condition is intact, with no cracks on the feet and no ice or carbon spots. The armband is a hand-painted armband from 1891+ Handwritten number Simple, elegant and tasteful design Art Deco that is both ancient and modern The gold inlay is complete, with no missing corners or cracks Complete without ice marks, corners or cracks Beautiful and worth collecting Products in the same series also include antique cups/milk jugs (Picture 3) that match each other. Beauty beyond a century ♥~Small notes on the background of the times: Products in the installation art period have bright and strong color symbols, and they especially like to use strong primary colors and metallic colors (such as bronze, gold, Silver, etc.). Commonly used color combinations also include: bright red, bright blue, orange-red, dark dark green, etc. … … Of course there will also be strong graphic symbols such as simple geometric figures, These include; Sunburst, Lightning, Zigzag, Overlapping Arrows, Stars or Egyptian Pyramids. Many people think that only the upper class can enjoy the pleasure of collecting and buying antique bone china. But in fact, many consumers of antique bone china in Europe and the United States are middle class people with taste. Perhaps it is because the antique porcelain market in Europe and the United States has more selective and mature products. Generally, collections of antique bone china are mostly distinguished by age or category. For example, older pieces George period or Victoria period Works from this vintage are rare on the market, and many collectors are reluctant to release them. Currently, more and more people are collecting works from the Edwardian period and the Art Deco period. ♥~Good news~The fan group of "Annie Crazy Antiquities" has been established on FB^^~ Just search for "Annie Crazy Antiquities" on FB, then go in and click "Like", and you can share the fun of collecting antiquities with your friends at the same time. ~Welcome to join "Annie Crazy Antiquities" and become one of the members of the antiquities treasure hunt^^~ Please read About Me carefully before placing a bid. It is inevitable that there will be color difference when taking photos of the product. Please read the product pictures and description carefully before placing a bid. Buyers who require perfect products, please consider carefully before placing a bid. I will be happy to answer any questions about the product. Thank you for visiting me here and hope everyone enjoy your shopping here ♥ ~Annie~ ♥