Wood and Sons Delph Dinner plate art Nouveau semi porcelain salad plate in blue and white 22.5cm diameter silver Filigree We think it is from

We think it is from the 1910's but could be earlier -the jeweller was certainly skilful as this really has a timeless design and beautiful form

During The 'Golden Years' between the 1920s and 1940s Conway Stewart enjoyed a lofty reputation as the premium British brand and produced some of their best designs during this period

The Story of Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving was published in The Sketch Book in 181920

in great condition and not seen very often

and since then its survival has depended crucially on the players and their audiences being brought together by a dedicated infantry of promoters

Wood and Sons Delph Dinner plate art Nouveau semi porcelain salad plate in blue and white 22.5cm diameter silver Filigree We think it is fromWood and Sons Delph Dinner plate art Nouveau semi porcelain salad plate in blue and white 22. 5cm diameter Manufactured by Wood & Sons Ltd who were Established in 1865 in Burslem, Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire in around 1907 . The Delph Pattern in Blue and white as is typical measures 22. 5cm across There is a little crazing but plate rings well and is a real clear and bright example IMPORTANT Please note postage is included in the price of all items