Dish (2) - Ceramic - Antique Minton Delft Blue





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This pair of antique English Minton Delft-pattern ceramic serving platters dates from 1850–1900 and features blue-and-white floral decoration.
Description from the seller
A graduated pair of antique English Minton oval serving platters in the Delft pattern, dating approximately to the late 19th century.
Both feature a central basket of flowers surrounded by flowing floral sprays and geometric borders, transfer-printed in rich cobalt blue against a creamy white ground. Each bears the blue Minton globe and Delft ribbon backstamp, together with impressed factory marks.
Approximate dimensions:
• Smaller platter: 33 × 26 cm
• Larger platter: 38 × 30 cm
Condition: antique condition with extensive glaze crazing, surface scratches and utensil marks, rim wear, and age-related staining/discolouration. The larger platter has more pronounced yellowing. Please examine all photographs carefully, including the rims and undersides, as they form part of the description.
An attractive matching pair for a dresser display or a collection of antique English blue and white ceramics.
A graduated pair of antique English Minton oval serving platters in the Delft pattern, dating approximately to the late 19th century.
Both feature a central basket of flowers surrounded by flowing floral sprays and geometric borders, transfer-printed in rich cobalt blue against a creamy white ground. Each bears the blue Minton globe and Delft ribbon backstamp, together with impressed factory marks.
Approximate dimensions:
• Smaller platter: 33 × 26 cm
• Larger platter: 38 × 30 cm
Condition: antique condition with extensive glaze crazing, surface scratches and utensil marks, rim wear, and age-related staining/discolouration. The larger platter has more pronounced yellowing. Please examine all photographs carefully, including the rims and undersides, as they form part of the description.
An attractive matching pair for a dresser display or a collection of antique English blue and white ceramics.

