Victoria and Albert Plate

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by Psittac, Jan 9, 2018.

  1. Psittac

    Psittac Active Member

    No markings on the back that I saw. Have a couple other pictures of this but this should show everything.

    20171229_162907-s.jpg



    20171229_162904-s.jpg



    20171229_162923-s.jpg
     
    Psittac, Jan 9, 2018
    #1 + Quote Reply
    judy likes this.
  2. SBSVC

    SBSVC Well-Known Member

    I have a feeling that the "transfer" of V&A may have been made available to more than one company to use for souvenir plates and the like.

    Here are a some items showing the same "picture" on different china patterns:

    img0 (20).jpg
    from:
    http://www.tias.com/c1851-queen-victoria-and-prince-albert-dish-664279.html

    img0 (21).jpg
    from:
    http://www.tias.com/c1851-queen-victoria-and-prince-albert-cup--saucer-636147.html

    The seller of the items shown above says:
    Probably first made in the late 1840's and sold widely at the 1851 Crystal Palace Exhibition.

    I have no idea how valid that seller's statement might be.
     
    Last edited: Jan 9, 2018
    SBSVC, Jan 9, 2018
    #2 + Quote Reply
    Psittac, Bakersgma and judy like this.
  3. clutteredcloset49

    clutteredcloset49 Well-Known Member


    Probably correct, since Prince Albert was one of the organizers.

    I suspect quite a bit was made for the exhibition. So it could have been made after the 1840s.

    Psittac -
    Yours appears to be pink lustre. Can't see the ruler well - 9 -10" would make it a sandwich or cake plate.
     
    clutteredcloset49, Jan 10, 2018
    #3 + Quote Reply
    Psittac, pearlsnblume and judy like this.
Draft saved Draft deleted
Similar Threads: Victoria Albert
Forum Title Date
Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain 2 victorian glass bits Aug 22, 2025
Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain Victorian meat drainer-Big Aug 17, 2025
Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain Victorian floral plate Jul 6, 2025
Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain Help Identifying Yellow Speckled Dish with Victorian Scene and “198” Mark Jun 15, 2025
Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain another fake mark from Asian "Full Royal Arms" from Victoria ware Mar 3, 2025

Share This Page