Hand-painted British-made Masons Royal Wedding 1986 Limited Edition Ceramic Decorative Plate

【Brand】：Mason's 【Origin】: Made in England 【Material】: Ceramic 【Size】: Diameter 22cm [Year]: 1986 [Condition]: Preserved as new / Gift box / This collection plate uses a rare spot firing method. Several support points are set on the back of the plate to support the plate before putting it into the kiln for firing, so the edge of the bottom foot has a rare smooth glaze. The few points on the bottom of the plate are normal marks left by spot firing, not defect marks🌹 🎁 Collection and display This Masons ceramic commemorative plate was specially made for the wedding of Prince Andrew of the United Kingdom and Sarah Ferguson in 1986. It is limited to 5,000 pieces worldwide and is of great collection value. This plate is exquisitely crafted and can not only be used as a noble dining table decoration, but is also suitable for display on mantelpieces and display cabinets, witnessing royal history and becoming a collectible. 🌟 Design highlights 🔹Royal Coat of Arms——The British royal coat of arms is printed in the center of the disk, symbolizing royal glory and inheritance. 🔹Hand-painted gold—— The outer ring is embellished with blue, red and gold hand-painted patterns, showing the British aristocratic style. 🔹S&A gold letter badge—— The edge of the plate is decorated with the initials of the newlyweds, recording the wedding venue, Westminster Abbey and date to add commemorative significance. ✨✨MASON'S✨✨ MASON'S is a well-known and long-established British porcelain company, founded in 1796. In the early days, the company only imported and sold porcelain from the East, thereby accumulating considerable wealth and capital. Therefore, the company's founder Miles Mason immediately began to make porcelain himself in 1806, and in 1813 he invented the production of Stone porcelain, which increased the service life and durability of porcelain, and applied for a patent trademark under the name "Ironstone China". Once the product was launched, it quickly became a success and made it famous in the UK and even throughout Europe. To this day, Mason's porcelain is still popular all over the world, and the company's porcelain is sold all over the UK and Europe. MASON'S was later acquired by Wedgwood Group and is now a brand of Wedgwood