Pair of Vintage Johnson Bros ‘Pareek’ Plates | Floral Border, c.1910s–1920s

Product Description:

A charming pair of vintage plates from the Pareek series by Johnson Bros, featuring a beautifully aged floral border in soft tones. These plates were likely produced in the 1910s or 1920s, and while over a century has passed, they retain their elegance and quiet warmth.

The Pareek line was Johnson Bros’ nod to oriental influence, blending English craftsmanship with subtle decorative flair. The floral border on these plates is delicate yet distinctive — ideal for tea-time, as wall décor, or as a thoughtful antique gift.

Whether added to a vintage tableware collection or displayed as part of a nostalgic interior, these plates offer a glimpse into the artistry of early 20th-century English ceramics.

Johnson Bros was established in 1883 in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, and became widely known for producing elegant yet durable earthenware. The company gained international recognition for its fine tableware and decorative lines, including the Pareek series which reflects a tasteful blend of British and Asian-inspired motifs. Johnson Bros continued producing wares until being absorbed by Wedgwood in the mid-20th century.

Key Features:

• Set of 2 vintage plates by Johnson Bros, England
• Pattern: Pareek, featuring floral border with fine detailing
• Likely produced in the 1910s–1920s
• A beautiful example of Edwardian to early interwar-era tableware
• Ideal for display, dessert, or small tea settings
• Scalloped edge

Size:

(Dia) 22.5cm

Condition:

Very good vintage condition.