Vintage dining set (pat-1902) "JB547" White Plate w/ Gold Scalloped Edge

$ 184.28

Occasion: All Occasions Vintage: Yes Pattern: Vintage Antique: Yes gtin13: Does not apply Type: Plates Brand: Johnson Brothers Origin: England MPN: Does Not Apply UPC: Does not apply Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919 Style: Victorian Color: White Era: Edwardian (1901-1910) Material: Ceramic, Porcelain Number of Items in Set: 86 Original/Reproduction: Antique Original

Description

This is a vintage Johnson Bros England white plate 86 piece set with a gold scalloped edges. Featuring a Victorian style and made from porcelain and ceramic. For the plates being over 100 years old they are still in good condition. Some crazing does exist on about 1/2 of the plates varying in degree. It is crazy to think about all the generations and stories that these plates have existed through and I am excited for someone to cherish them and make their own memories for generations to come.  86 pieces total Johnson England 1902 Oct 21st gold rimmed 12-7" plates 12-6.5" plates 9-10" plates 12-7.5" bowls 11-5.25" bowls 12- half moon bowls 1-12.5" long platter 9- cups 2- 6" wide x 3.5" tall bowls 1 with ornate lid 1-8" serving plate 1- 9.5 long bowl platter 1- 16" long large platter 1- 12" long large platter bowl with ornate lid 1- gravy bowl 1- ceramic pitcher Brief History about the plates manufacturer. The Johnson Brothers Fine China Company was founded in 1883 in England , specifically in Staffordshire , an area renowned for its pottery and porcelain manufacturing. It was established by four brothers— Wilfrid , Alfred , George , and Henry —and quickly became one of the most well-known pottery manufacturers of the 20th century. The company’s focus was on producing durable, affordable, and beautifully designed dinnerware. Key Milestones: Early Success : Johnson Brothers gained a reputation for producing high-quality yet reasonably priced porcelain, catering to both the everyday consumer and upscale markets. They were particularly known for their transferware patterns, which allowed for more intricate designs at a lower cost. Acquisition by Wedgwood : In 1968, the company was acquired by the Wedgwood Group , a major name in English pottery. This brought Johnson Brothers under the umbrella of one of the most famous brands in the ceramics world. Production Techniques : Johnson Brothers were known for their innovative techniques, including handcrafting their patterns and introducing mass production methods that helped them scale to international markets. Important Facts: Royal Commissions : The company was known to produce fine china for the British royal family and other notable clients. This included bespoke dinnerware sets for significant events. International Reach : The brand’s reach extended far beyond England. Johnson Brothers china became widely popular in the United States and other parts of the world, cementing their status as a global brand. Cultural Impact : Johnson Brothers products were not only practical but also culturally significant. They played a role in shaping the everyday dining experience in many homes, where their patterns and designs became a part of household traditions. Though no longer operating as an independent company, the legacy of Johnson Brothers Fine China continues through its collectors' market and the ongoing influence of its designs. Happy to answer any questions the plates are all bubble wrapped and ready to be sent to their new house.