Antique Staffordshire Ironstone Dessert Plates, Chelsea Grape Chelsea Sprig Pattern, 6.75 Inch English Ironstone, Circa 1845–1856 - Set of Seven

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Bring a touch of early Victorian English tableware to your collection with this beautiful set of seven antique ironstone dessert … Read more Bring a touch of early Victorian English tableware to your collection with this beautiful set of seven antique ironstone dessert plates attributed to Edward Walley of Staffordshire, England, and produced between 1845 and 1856. Each plate features the sought-after Chelsea Grape (also known as Chelsea Sprig) pattern, distinguished by raised molded grape clusters and scrolling vines accented in rich coppery-purple luster.

The elegant 12-sided (dodecagonal) panel rim is characteristic of mid-19th century English ironstone, giving these plates both architectural interest and timeless appeal. Their creamy white body and delicate embossed decoration make them equally beautiful for display, entertaining, or as part of a larger Victorian ironstone collection.

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* Quantity: Set of seven (7)
* Manufacturer: Attributed to Edward Walley
* Origin: Staffordshire, England
* Pattern: Chelsea Grape (Chelsea Sprig)
* Date: Circa 1845–1856
* Material: Ironstone
* Diameter: 6.75 inches each
* Shape: 12-sided (dodecagonal) panel rim
* Decoration: Raised grape clusters and scrolling vines with copper-purple luster accents

Condition
Very good antique condition. No chips or cracks. Expected light surface wear and minor manufacturing variations consistent with antique Victorian ironstone. The embossed decoration remains crisp, and the luster accents retain lovely color and character. See less