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Cobalt, rust, and gold — the Imari palette that Mason's mastered over two centuries.
Maker: Mason's (Ashworth and Brothers, Ltd), England
Pattern: Windsor (Imari-style)
Materials: Ironstone with cobalt, rust, and gold enamel
Dimensions: 11.0 inches diameter
Origin: England
Era: 1930s
Care: Hand wash only; not recommended for food use
Condition: Vintage, used — excellent. Minor crazing acceptable for age; very minor surface scratches. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A striking display piece — equally at home on a wall, in a cabinet, or on a stand — and a genuine find for the Mason's or Imari collector.
This Mason's Ironstone dinner plate in the Windsor pattern is a vibrant example of English Imari-inspired transferware: cobalt blue and brick red florals with rich gold gilding, in a pattern that most likely dates to the mid-1800s but carries a 1930s stamp on this piece. The back includes Mason's crown logo, Patent Ironstone China, England, and the code C3286, plus two impressed marks. Mason's was originally founded around 1785, and has carried the Patent Ironstone China designation since Charles Mason's 1813 patent; the company became part of Wedgwood Group in 1973. Given the age and enamel decoration, this plate is a display piece — hand wash only and not recommended for food use.
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