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Set of 5 BROWNFIELD’s Gold Fine China Plates ca. 1884 For Gilman Collamoer.

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Available for your collection is this Extremely Rare Set of Six Gold & Cobalt Fine China Plates made by Brownfield’s China for Tiffany & Co. New York in circa 1884. Both company’s marks and British registration mark Rd. #10361 are stamped on rear. These are truly one of a kind in immaculate condition! Decorated in Asian style in cobalt and hand-painted gold; each is 9 inches in diameter. These are incredibly beautiful plates individually hand painted in complimentary style to one another. Therefore, they should be kept together as a set. The British registration mark stamped on the rear of Rd. All numbers registered up to 19758 were registered in 1884; All numbers from 19756 to 40479 were registered in 1885. William Brownfield’s Cobridge Works in Waterloo Road was built in 1808 and was occupied by several important firms before it was taken by Robinson, Wood & Brownfield c. 1836-41 and then by, Wood and Brownfield (1841-50). From November 1, 1850 forward, Brownfield began working on his own account: however, up to 1871 he produced only earthenwares; his best-known products being perhaps the host of moulded jugs which often bear his initial mark’WB’, frequently within the Staffordshire knot device. He was also a’Flint Stone Merchant’. In 1871 he took his first son into partnership, giving rise to the new trade style William Brownfield & Son. In that year two porcelains were added to the former earthenwares, stonewares: majolica and Parian wares. This new partnership produced a very good selection of well-designed, high quality porcelains including tablewares, and novel ornamental wares. William Brownfield (the founder of the company) died in 1873 – the name Brownfield & Son/s was continued. In 1892, the Brownfield’s Guild Pottery Society was formed to continue the former William Brownfield’s concern. This is an opportunity to own one-of-a-kind antiques at a great value price. The item “Set of Six BROWNFIELD’s for TIFFANY’s Gold & Cobalt Fine China Plates ca. 1884″ is in sale since Monday, November 30, 2020. This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Cookware, Dinnerware & Serveware\Plates”. The seller is “loganstreasures” and is located in Evergreen, Colorado. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Material: Porcelain
• Featured Refinements: China Plate
• Brand: Tiffany & Co.
• Color: Cobalt Blue & Gold
• Set Includes: Dinner Plate
• Type: Dinner Plate
• Original/Reproduction: Antique Original

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