Floral Patterned Porcelain Dinner Plate

Mint Condition. 11 in the set. The image shows an antique Minton dinner plate featuring a lattice and floral design. Minton was founded in 1793 in Stoke-on-Trent, England. The plate is decorated with hand-enameled details, including pink roses, yellow flowers, and blue accents, set against a white background. The rim of the plate has a distinctive lattice pattern in pink and blue. Key features of the plate include: Design: The plate has a central floral motif surrounded by a circular arrangement of smaller floral groupings. The rim features a geometric lattice pattern interspersed with floral and dot accents. Material: It is likely made of bone china or porcelain, materials commonly used by Minton. Size: The plate measures approximately 10.375 inches in diameter. Markings: The underside of the plate likely bears a Minton backstamp, which may include a crowned globe and the words "MINTON'S" and "MADE IN ENGLAND". The pattern number, if present, could be in the format "No 123", "N 123", ":123", or ".123" depending on the age of the piece. The pattern name for this design is B819. Minton produced this "lattice and floral" pattern, also known as B819, from the second quarter of the 19th century, with early pieces being entirely hand-painted. The company was known for high-quality porcelain and received prestigious awards, including a gold medal at the 1855 Exposition Universelle in Paris. Minton pieces, including plates of this type, are popular among collectors and can be