A beautiful and authentic late-Victorian Flow Blue bone dish in the highly desirable "Garland" pattern. This exquisite crescent-shaped plate was manufactured by the historic pottery house of W. & E. Corn in Burslem, Staffordshire, England.It features a stunning, deep cobalt blue floral pattern with the signature bleeding effect prized by Flow Blue collectors, all elegantly accented by a brushed gold gilded rim. The underside features the complete, crisp "Porcelaine Royale" maker's mark, securely dating this piece to circa 1891–1904. ITEM SPECIFICS: Manufacturer: W. & E. Corn (Staffordshire, England) Pattern Name: Garland Material: Porcelaine Royale (Premium English Earthenware) Era: Late Victorian (c. 1891 - 1904) Measurements: Length: 6" Width: 3 1/4" CONDITION: This piece is in exceptional antique condition for being over 120 years old. NO chips, cracks, or flea bites It displays a uniform and age-appropriate glaze crazing that beautifully validates its historical authenticity. The gold trim shows minimal wear. Packaged with care and shipped quickly.