Antique New Wharf Pottery “Oriental” Flow Blue Plate

✨ Victorian Flow Blue Treasure: New Wharf Pottery “Oriental” Pattern Plate ✨ Add a piece of late 19th-century English history to your collection with this charming 9-inch transferware plate from New Wharf Pottery, Burslem, Staffordshire, England (circa 1891–1894). The classic “Oriental” chinoiserie pattern features a central scenic vignette of pagodas, palm trees, bridges, and figures in rich flow blue, surrounded by a dense floral and foliate border on a scalloped, beaded rim. The back bears the authentic printed mark with urn, beehive, palm tree, “ORIENTAL,” and “NEW WHARF POTTERY ENGLAND” — a wonderful example of Victorian-era flow blue. Details: • Diameter: 9 inches across • Pattern: “Oriental” chinoiserie transferware in flow blue • Maker: New Wharf Pottery, England (marked) • Condition: Good antique condition with expected crazing (fine crackle in the glaze, typical for 130+ year-old flow blue) and some staining/discoloration in the white areas consistent with age and use. Please review all photos closely — the patina adds to its vintage charm! Perfect for flow blue collectors, chinoiserie or cottagecore decor, or as a standalone display piece. It displays beautifully alongside blue-and-white collections.