Royal Doulton 'Old Leeds Sprays' Dodecagon Serving Plate c.1932

Product Description:

Bring a piece of British ceramic history into your home with this Royal Doulton 'Old Leeds Sprays' plate, crafted around 1932. Featuring a rare dodecagon shape, this plate showcases a delicate floral pattern of small yellow and purple flowers with a dark green trim. The floral motif remains vibrant, with no fading, making it an exceptional example of early 20th-century British ceramics.

Founded in 1815, Royal Doulton quickly became one of England's leading pottery manufacturers, renowned for its innovation and craftsmanship. The 'Old Leeds Sprays' pattern was registered in 1912, reflecting the brand's timeless appeal and enduring quality. This plate embodies Royal Doulton’s attention to detail and is perfect for collectors or those who appreciate vintage homeware.

With a generous width of 34cm, this plate is versatile enough to serve snacks or act as a striking decorative centrepiece on your dining table, adding both charm and functionality to your home.

Key Features:

• Authentic Royal Doulton Plate: 'Old Leeds Sprays' pattern, registered in 1912, showcasing the brand’s heritage.
• Unique Design: Dodecagon-shaped plate with a stunning floral motif and dark green trimming.
• Rich Vintage Appeal: Produced circa 1932, a great addition for collectors or vintage lovers.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for display, serving snacks, or as a decorative centrepiece.

Size:

(W) 34cm

(D) 28cm

(H) 3cm

Condition:

This plate is in very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks. The floral pattern remains clear and vibrant, with no fading. Please refer to the photos for more details.