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Vintage Oval Serving Plate - Fruit Basket Blue Multicolour - Mason's - c1950s
Vintage Oval Serving Plate - Fruit Basket Blue Multicolour - Mason's - c1950s
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Unique Vintage Dish
Bring some retro charm to your dining table with this vintage oval serving plate. Made by Mason's in the 1950s, this colourful dish is a true blast from the past. The intricate fruit basket design in shades of blue will add a playful touch to any meal.
"Fruit Basket" Blue Multicolour
The fruit basket design on this plate is sure to delight guests and bring a smile to your face. The vibrant blue and multicolored details are perfect for adding a pop of color to your table setting. Whether you use it for serving appetizers, desserts, or main dishes, this dish is sure to be a conversation starter. Please view all the available items on the "Fruit Basket" collection page.
Mason's c1950
Embrace the nostalgia of the 1950s with this Mason's vintage serving plate. The quality craftsmanship and timeless design make it a must-have for any collector of vintage kitchenware. Add a touch of retro flair to your home with this charming piece from a bygone era.
- Material: Ironstone & Glaze
- Techniques: Transferware & Hand-Painted
- Style: Late Victorian
- Place of Origin: England
- Date of Manufacture: 1950s
- Condition: Used, with a chip on the underside, which doesn't affect usage at all. See pictures.
Dimension:
Depth: 28 cm | 11 in
Length: 35 cm | 13.8 in
Height: 3.5 cm | 1.4 in
Weight: 1.2 kg
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About Mason's
Mason's Ironstone, founded by Miles Mason in 1796 in Staffordshire, England, is a renowned British ceramics company celebrated for its high-quality earthenware. Initially, the company produced tableware imitating Chinese porcelain, but it gained significant recognition after developing a unique, durable ironstone china in 1813.
This ironstone, a blend of iron slag and clay, became a popular choice due to its strength and affordability, appealing to the middle class during the Industrial Revolution.
Over the years, Mason's became known for its richly decorated patterns, often inspired by Asian designs, such as the iconic "Fruit Basket" and "Blue Pheasant" motifs. The company continued to thrive throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, producing a wide range of tableware that remains highly collectible today. Each piece of Mason's Ironstone carries a legacy of craftsmanship and innovation, making it a prized addition to any collection of vintage and antique dinnerware.
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