Antique miniature Kate Greenaway-type dishes--ID?

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Lynnie, Nov 27, 2018.

  1. Lynnie

    Lynnie Well-Known Member

    This set is not dollhouse size, but it is miniature--the larger of the two tureens is 8" across
    (i spbottom2.jpg spbottom2.jpg spbowls.jpg spplatter.jpg spcompote.jpg spbottom2.jpg spbottom1.jpg spbowls.jpg spplatter.jpg spcompote.jpg spdinner4.jpg sptureens2.jpg spdessert.jpg sptureens.jpg ncluding handles), and the smallest set of four plates measures 4 3/4".

    They are old--they show lots of crazing, some brown marks, and what I can only describe as tiny, tiny bubbles in the glaze. Two pieces have very faded blue markings on the bottom, but I can't read them. There are 21 pieces in total.

    Any thoughts on the possible age or maker?

    TIA

    Lynnie
     
  2. Ownedbybear

    Ownedbybear Well-Known Member

    Early 19th Staffordshire made by the look of them.
     
    i need help and judy like this.
  3. Lynnie

    Lynnie Well-Known Member

    Thank you--is there any way I can research it further? I've looked and looked on the internet.
     
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