Faux China TIN Dinner Plate Pink Ground Victoria & Albert Museum Reproduction

Specifications

These are so pretty that I'd like to get some just for display. But they're useful too. It's a famous china pattern but done in tin instead of china. This is from a design taken from a Coalport Porcelain Factory plate painted by William Cook, Shropshire, 1850. The decoration is a pink ground (pink is shaded a bit and not just solid pink) with boquets and swags of flowers. In the center is a pitcher, an arrow, a fancy quiver and some other items that I'm not familiar with. Really striking design. Tin, so it's unbreakable. Wash and dry by hand. Just a bit over 10 inches in diameter. Information about the plate is on the back of the plate.

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