Antique Victorian Ironstone Serving Platter – T.G. Booth “Vase” Pattern

Elevate your dining experience with this exquisite antique Victorian serving platter. Made by Thomas Gimbert Booth in England, circa 1868, this stunning piece features the “Vase” pattern in the popular neoclassical style. Its vibrant colors, intricate details, and historical significance make it a truly special addition to any collection or table setting.

Features:

• Antique Victorian ironstone serving platter
• Made by Thomas Gimbert Booth (T.G.B marking)
• “Vase” pattern in the neoclassical style
• Diamond registration mark for September 14th, 1868
• Oval shape with a raised border
• Vibrant colors and intricate details

Measurements:

• Length: 27cm (approximately 10.6 inches)
• Width: 21cm (approximately 8.3 inches)

Condition:

This antique serving platter is in good vintage condition with some signs of wear consistent with its age. There is some minor wear to the glaze and some crazing, which adds to its character and history. There are no chips or cracks.

A Note About T. G. Booth and Victorian Ironstone:

Thomas Gimbert Booth was a prominent pottery manufacturer in Victorian England, known for his high-quality ironstone wares. Ironstone was a popular and durable ceramic material used for tableware and decorative items during this period. This serving platter is a beautiful example of his craftsmanship and the neoclassical style that was prevalent in the Victorian era.

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