British Spode-Stafford Flowers Stafford Flower Series-23.5cm Plate

Spode British Fine Bone China - Stafford Flowers Series (Jasminum & Prostanthera) Inheriting more than 200 years of British craftsmanship, the Spode "Stafford Flowers" series showcases the ultimate beauty of bone china craftsmanship with elegant and delicate floral patterns. Each piece of porcelain is made of pure white and delicate high-grade bone china. The hand-painted floral patterns are inspired by classical botanical paintings from the 18th and 19th centuries and are full of romantic British style. Whether it is used as a tea set for daily use or as a work of art to be displayed as a collection, the Stafford Flowers series can add a touch of nobility and elegance to your living space. The delicate, silky porcelain surface, combined with the elegant floral design, is the perfect combination of taste and tradition. ※ Brand: SPODE ※ Product Series: Stafford Flowers (Jasminum & Prostanthera) ※ Imported from: United Kingdom ※ Origin: Made in the UK ※ Material: Fine Bone China ※ Product Contents: 23.5cm plate*1 ※ Size: W 23.5cm x H 2cm ※ 【Please note】The product has K gold decorative patterns and cannot be used in microwave ovens, ovens, or dishwashers, as this will damage the appearance of the product. It is recommended to hand wash with a soft cloth; it is recommended not to place the product in a rapid hot or cold environment to preserve the product. Brand introduction: Spode Spode was founded in 1770, at a time when British industry was keen on porcelain manufacturing. Founder Josiah Spode I brought two major innovations to the porcelain industry; one was the development of a formula for strong and lightweight bone china, and the other was the perfection and improvement of the technique for imitating blue and white porcelain. At that time, as the profits from importing Chinese porcelain decreased, the demand for blue and white porcelain did not decrease, so many porcelain manufacturers devoted themselves to the research and improvement of porcelain. Mr. Spode then studied how to apply copperplate printing technology, and in 1790 successfully launched The Willow series that imitated the color of blue and white porcelain, which is the predecessor of the classic Blue Italian series. At the same time, the Spode family continued to improve the porcelain clay formula, resulting in a revolutionary new change in the porcelain industry - bone china. Bone china is white and translucent, strong and durable yet thin and light; this formula has made the Spode name famous throughout the world along with British porcelain. Later, Spode launched classic series such as Blue Room and Woodland. Its unique pattern design and high quality have an enduring reputation in the British porcelain industry. Currently Spode is part of the Portmeirion Groups. https://queen-living.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/PMG_image.jpg